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WELCOME TO ANOTHER ISSUE OF FULL CIRCLE.
He's back! Fear not programmers. Our Python series (and Greg) has returned. As ever the LibreOffice series continues, and to complete the trinity we have a piece on LaTeX. For those of you who like the idea of Dropbox, but don't trust it (for whatever reason) we have an article on Syncthing. It looks quite like BitTorrent Sync which I wrote about a while back.
Last month the big news was, of course, the Ubuntu Phone. Unfortunately, those of you who purchased one of said phones had to wait almost six weeks for it. While I applaud Canonical and BQ for bringing an Ubuntu phone to the market having a flash sale but only saying at the end of the sale that the buyer has to wait almost a month for the unit is not the done thing. If the stock wasn't there then BQ should say so up front before the buyer can even hit a 'buy' button. I hope that by the time you read this you'll have your phone. If you do have it, send me an email telling me what you think about it. I 'm keen to hear what other folks have to say about it. If you want my thoughts on it, head over and read my review of it.
Kevin O'Brien returns this month to give us an intro, and the basics, on SSH. While it's not something I 've used, I know many of you are fans of SSH. Speaking of something I 've not used, Alan Ward has sent in a really interesting piece on Ubuntu (and Linux in general) being used in a professional setting for the 3D viewing of molecules.
And there's more! We have a competition this month with five copies of Able2Extract Professional up for grabs. I 've written up a review of it this month and it's got some pretty impressive OCR capabilities.
All the best, and keep in touch!