Zero-K is a game where teams of robots fight for metal, energy and dominance. They use any strategy, tactic or gimmick known to machine. Zero-K is a game for players by players, and it runs natively on GNU/Linux and Microsoft Windows.

Cindy Cohn reflects on John Perry Barlow's greatest gifts as founder and leader.

Participate in the Linux Journal comeback! We are always looking for new writers from the Linux community. If you're interested, please send a brief proposal to write@linuxjournal.com. We're open to all ideas related to Linux, open source and adjacent technologies, but here are just a few topics to help get you started:

Doc outlines his plans for Linux Journal 2.0.

Much of the software I've covered in the past has focused on engineering, chemistry or physics. However, a growing number of software packages are being written to apply computational resources to problems in biology. So in this article, I want to look at one particular package for biology named Biogenesis.

Introducing an app that allows DSLR cameras to function as an image or video capture device in Linux.

Linux Journal's new parent, Private Internet Access, has established a $25k fund to jump-start the next generation of Linux journalism—and to spend it here, where Linux journalism started in 1994.

See how Google Inbox helps Shawn reach his quest for "inbox zero".

The latest updates and another request for feedback.

How you can help retrieve ROM data for classic video games.