Is BSD still relevant in the age when Linux dominates the servers? That’s a matter of debate. The reason I brought up BSD is the news that FreeBSD recently got a funding boost to improve its infrastructure. Relevant or not, it’s good
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KDE Plasma desktop comes with Konsole as the default terminal emulator. It may seem like just another terminal application, but like KDE itself, Konsole is also highly customizable. With the correct set of configurations, you can make Konsole the most beautiful and
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Getting macOS to work on a non-Apple machine requires very selective hardware and countless hours configuring EFI, disks, and more. Using virtual machines can help overcome hardware nitpicking and focus on the experience. If enough system resources are allocated for the VM,
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I like sharing stories about where Linux and Open Source are recommended in government-supported institutions. This helps grow the open source software ecosystem and create awareness among the general public. One such story is of a southern Indian state, Kerala, that has
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When it comes to office suites, we have plenty of options, minus Microsoft’s Office program (unless you want to run it using Wine). There are popular options like LibreOffice (often pre-installed), and proprietary options like SoftMaker for Linux users. But, there is
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Bluetooth headphones, Bluetooth mouse, Bluetooth keyboard. Bluetooth is part of our wireless computing life. There is one problem, though. It is not always easy to know when the Bluetooth devices needs to be charged or its battery should be changed. Headphones usually
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Pop!_OS’s much-awaited new Desktop Environment which has been written in Rust, is now available for alpha testing. We’ll take a look at it and see if the hype is real. The Future Is Here! Pop!_OS’s Much Awaited COSMIC Desktop is Now Available
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