Issue #220 / Mar 2019
Cover Theme: VirtualBox Hacks
DVD: Linux Mint 19.01 "Cinnamon" and ArchLinux
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SERVICE: Welcome
Noncompete agreements have been around for years, but they seem to be experiencing a surge in popularity. Employers love noncompete agreements because they reduce the power of the employee to bargain for higher wages. Interestingly, noncompete clauses should really be anathema to both so-called conservatives (because they interfere with competition) and so-called liberals (because they diminish the rights of workers), but they seem to have taken hold throughout the developed world, and most governments appear unwilling to confront the problem in a comprehensive way.
NEWS: NEWS
GitHub offers free private repositories, Linus Torvalds welcomes 2019 with Linux 5, SQLite database vulnerable, hacks abound, Kubernetes vulnerability found and fixed, and Dolphin announces new switch for composable architectures.
Useful and lesser-known features of VirtualBox
NEWS: Under the Hood
The VirtualBox virtual machine tool is a familiar sight on Linux systems, but many users don't access the full range of its powers. This article highlights some advanced features of VirtualBox that could save you some time and effort.
Exploring elementary OS
REVIEWS: In the Design
Elementary OS is an elegant Linux with a long-term vision and a focus on good design.
Open Source Tools for Writers
REVIEWS: The Writer's Toolbox
When it comes to writing, using the right tools can free you up to focus on your content.
Hello, Who Are You, Won't You Tell Me Your Name!
IN-DEPTH: Charly's Column – DNSDiag
If some transactions take an inexplicably long time, you don't have to blame yourself for the delayed transmission of user data. Name resolution issues might be to blame. Sys admin Charly has three tools to study the DNS server.
A flexible, command-line pager
IN-DEPTH: Command Line – most
If you like to customize your command-line file pager, check out most.
Purifying your scanned PDF files
IN-DEPTH: New View
Having trouble reading that scanned PDF? You can add a little more contrast with some help from ImageMagick.
Python network data visualization
IN-DEPTH: Data Harvest
The Scapy packet manipulation program lets you analyze and manipulate packets to create incident response reports or examine network security.
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