Download Linux Voice issue 5

Mike Saunders | April 9, 2015 | Featured story, Free Issues | 2 Comments

Yes, Issue 5 of Linux Voice is now nine months old, so we’re releasing it under the Creative Commons BY-SA license. You can share and modify 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: learn the tricks hackers use, and keep them out; discover why NetHack is the best game ever; write your own Android apps; and get the very latest software releases with out comprehensive guide to compiling from source code. Plus many more tutorials, features and interviews — 116 pages in total!

Click the image below to download the complete magazine PDF, or if you prefer ePub, there are large and small versions. Scroll on for individual articles in PDF, 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 (60MB)

Download individual articles:

News/Opinion: PDF
Distrohopper: PDF
Gaming On Linux: PDF
Letters: PDF
Feature: Learn to hack: PDF
Feature: NetHack – the best game of all time: PDF
Feature: Make money fixing bugs: PDF
Feature: Raspberry Pi Compute Module: PDF
Interview: LibreOffice developer Michael Meels: PDF
Review: XBMC vs MythTV: PDF
Review: Linux Mint 17: PDF
Review: Micro Python and Pyboard: PDF
Review: Apache OpenOffice 4.1: PDF
Review: Oxygen XML Editor 16: PDF
Book Reviews: No Place To Hide, Head First JavaScript Programming, Brew Your Own British Real Ale and An Astronaut’s Guide to Life On Earth: PDF
Group test: RSS aggregators: PDF
Sysadmin: Logstash: PDF
Core technology: Pipes and shell scripting: PDF
FOSSPicks: PDF
Tutorial: Performance benchmarking: PDF
Tutorial: Makes games with a Pibrella and Scratch: PDF
Tutorial: Office migration – printing and email: PDF
Tutorial: Compiling programs from source code: PDF
Coding: BASIC – the language that started a revolution: PDF
Coding: Build a custom partitioning tool with PyParted: PDF
Coding: Update your code for Python 3: PDF
Coding: Improve your Android application: PDF
Masterclass: Inside the world of Git and GitHub: PDF
/dev/random: PDF

About The Author

Mike Saunders

Mike stores his data by printing out hex dumps and laminating the sheets. He's the author of The Haynes Linux Manual and the creator of MikeOS, an operating system hand-built from assembly language.