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List of posted Odroid Magazine articles

Avid readers of my blog (ha!) will complain that there's hardly anything to read. Well, that's because I've published most of my work in Odroid Magazine, since it was related to SBCs.

Here is a list of published articles (quite a few, it seems), for your (and my) enjoyment:

Multi Screen Desktop Using VNC - Part 2: An Improved And Simplified Version
Running Linux under Android
Multiscreen Desktops using VNC
Manage your kid's computer time with mqttNanny
Lutris: Gaming on the ODROID-H2
ODROID Crossgrading: From armhf to arm64
Upgrading Ubuntu to 18.04
KeePass: Password Manager 
Home Assistant: A DIY Smart Light Project
Home Assistant: Tracking People With Wi-Fi Using Kismet
Home Assistant: Using Infrared, Motors, and Relays
Home Assistant: Scripts for Customization
Home Assistant: Designing A Fancy Dashboard
Setting Up Your ODROID: ODROID-XU4 As A General Purpose NAS
Mycroft: Open Source Artificial Intelligence
Home Automation With Home Assistant: A Smart House With Your ODROID By Your Side
Getting Kernel Boot And Panic Messages With NetConsole: Monitor Your System Even Without A Serial Console
Multiclick Button Handler For 3.5” LCD And Webcam: Getting The Most Out Of The Hardware Buttons
Boot.Ini Persistence: Preserving Changes During An Upgrade
Accelerated Video Playback For Browsing On The ODROID-C2: Watch Your Web Media Content In Full HD
Transforming Your ODROID Into an IP Webcam
Taking a Crack at Breaking WPA Networks - Part 2
Taking a Crack at Breaking WPA Networks - Part 1: Bulletproofing Your Own System
Attacking WPS-Enabled Wireless Networks
Breaking WEP Security: A Guide to Cracking the Simplest Wireless Encryption
Wireless Injection: A Hands-On Approach to Learning 802.11
Kismet: Wireless Network Monitoring
Backup Scripts: Keep Your Data Safe For Your Peace of Mind
Byobu: Your Linux Terminal on Steroids
Munin: An Open Source Performance Analyzer
Linux Containers: Quickly Prepare a Fully Configured Isolated System for Testing
Gently Release the Handbrake: Transcode Videos to Any Format
CPU and Fan Control: Tame Your XU3 and XU4 Heat Output When You Don’t Need Full Octa-Core Power
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