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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Linux Format October 2023.
MEET THE TEAM
Matthew Holder
Ah, that wonderful smell of nostalgia. One of the first games I got hooked on was Pipe Mania on the Archimedes A5000. The aim was to rotate pipes and make s...
Smarter Pi Guy
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On digital and print: see page 16 We’re not fighting the tide of the AI phenomenon – in fact, you might say we’re embracing it, though I can safely say the clunky pros...