Download Linux Voice issue 1 — with audio!

Andrew Gregory | November 12, 2014 | Featured story, Free Issues | 16 Comments

Yes, it’s been nine months since the first issue of Linux Voice hit the newsstands, so we’re making it available under the Creative Commons BY-SA license. In a nutshell: you can modify and share all content from the magazine (apart from adverts), even for commercial purposes, providing you credit Linux Voice as the original source, and retain the same license.

Highlights in this issue: master Vim, understand Systemd, solve word puzzles with Bash and Grep, discover the technology behind Bitcoin, and secure your communications with PGP. Plus many more tutorials, features and interviews — 116 pages in total!

Update! Download high-res images ePub (92MB) or low-res images ePub (28MB) version of issue 1. Huge thanks again to Mheureka on our Forums for putting this together.

Click the image below to get the complete magazine PDF, or scroll on for individual articles in PDF, HTML and audio formats where available (the audio files are great for your car, your commute to work, or just listening by the fire when your eyes are tired from reading!) You can use the HTML versions for making your own content. And if you like what you see, click here to subscribe from just £38 and get future issues straight to your door or inbox!


Full issue (61MB)

Want to listen to the issue? Get it as a single audio file in Ogg format (203MB) or as an MP3 (197MB). (Warning: it’s over 5 hours long)

Or listen to the audio from a podcast/RSS subscription:

 Linux Voice Audio Edition RSS feeds: Ogg Vorbis and MP3.

Download individual articles:

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Andrew Gregory

Andrew is an exceptional talent at pub quizzes and dreams up many of the ideas that go into the magazine. He also writes things occasionally. He's @AndrewGregory83 on Twitter.

16 Comments
  1. John Lane Reply

    This is really good guys. Have you thought about publishing the CC stuff in a GitHub repository?

    Also, not everything has a HTML version…

  2. Sevis Reply

    Thanks for a great issue, all!

    Do you have any ETA when you are going to switch to Scribus for layout? the InDesign component is the one thing keeping me from subscribing.

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      Mike Saunders Reply

      Hi Sevis,

      In issue 12 we’re planning to do a feature made completely in Scribus — both to see how capable it is for our magazine needs, and to see how our Art Ed gets along with it. All being well, this will kickstart a longer-term transition to InDesign, but I can’t give any dates before we’ve done this trial run!

      • Sevis Vanta Reply

        Thank you for the info! I appreciate it.

  3. Eduardo Reply

    I don’t know if it is my conection or are there that ¿much/many? people downloading, so I propose making a torrent (there isn’t one up yet)

  4. Eduardo Reply

    Geul! Danke Mike! 😀

  5. shamlik Reply

    Really nice tutorials…

  6. Stephen Wheeler Reply

    Congratulations guys, you deserve great credit for doing this. The publishing industry could well be quaking in their boots.

  7. mh Reply

    Which one is the systemd article?

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      Mike Saunders Reply

      The Sysadmin section (p62 in the main PDF). I’ll update the list to note that. Thanks!

  8. Ben Wright Reply

    Just wanted throw a special thanks your way for the effort put into the audio-edition of the magazine. Its a real treat for those of us with the constant need to listen to something. There’s only so far the podcasts can take you!

  9. Mohamed Ileeyas Reply

    Super Linux Magazine…. It improves my Linux Knowledge. thanks for linux voice Team…
    Linux Tips and tricks

  10. Slav Reply

    Thank you for magazine!
    Really great job!
    It helps me to learn English, ’cause for my career in IT language is must to have.
    I’m using Linux every day as developer, so your articles are interesting and helpful for me.
    Thank you!

  11. Roy Reply

    Haven’t had a chance to check it out yet, but I just grabbed issue 1… Thanks for making it “open source”! Great way to give it a test drive.

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