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Welcome to another issue of Full Circle!
No Freeplane this month, but we still have Python, Darktable and Inkscape for you, and Erik continues with his Linux Certified series.
SJ returns with another chapter in his Linux Loopback series, and an interview. Both articles deal with Project Trident. A BSD variant. All going well he'll be writing more about it next month.
Elsewhere, we have a review of KDE Neon. I used to be a fan of KDE, so I keep an eye on it. I'd dearly love to be able to use it again. The longer Plasma continues, the less likely it looks like they'll ever implement proper GUI graphic tablet support. Such a shame when desktops such as GNOME have it by default.
It was delayed for a week, or two, but Ubports Touch OTA-10 is finally out. There are quite a few bug fixes and minor tweaks. It's coming along great. I really do hope that some day we'll have an Ubuntu variant on devices that can run desktop software (in some way, shape, or form). That with convergence (your device hooked up to a monitor) would be incredible. But I think that's still quite a way off.
All the best, and keep in touch! Ronnie ronnie@fullcirclemagazine.org