Linux Format UK - April 2022

Linux Format UK - April 2022 - Build your own Kernel



News, reviews, features and tutorials - your complete guide to the world of Linux



Compile, optimize, minify – we help you build your own Linux kernel and do unspeakable things to its poor source code by crushing it through the GCC and spitting out custom kernels for you to play with! It’s easier than you think and fun, honest.



PLUS: Terminal fuzzy search, Zotero researching, emulate the Jupiter Ace, open source your home automation, Slackware 15 tested, Valve Steam Deck hands-on, create an online classroom, discover binary trees, explore casting protocols and loads more!



Whether you've just discovered Linux, or you're a full-time guru, Linux Format has everything you need to make the most of your OS. Published monthly and sold around the world, the leading UK Linux magazine highlights the latest developments in the world of open source, examines new software and book releases, and shows you how to go further with our hands-on tutorials.



Each month Linux Format includes: - All the latest news and analysis from the Linux scene - In-depth reviews of new software and book releases - Extensive features on apps, trends and the community - Revealing interviews with key Linux players - Detailed tutorials - from basics to programming



Since its launch in March 2000, Linux Format has run tutorials on software development, server management, using KDE to its full potential, exploring OpenOffice.org, mastering Emacs, and much more. We've interviewed Alan Cox and Larry Wall, and we've run features on speeding up your Linux machine and building your own distro.



See these sample articles (PDFs): fast web-serving, a Scribus review, and a tutorial on user privileges.