May 5 2025, is the day Skype will cease to exist as Microsoft retires it, pushing people to switch to their Teams offering. The death of Skype was a slow one, but one that has been coming for quite some time now.
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Kodi, by itself, is a robust and versatile media player, but it’s like a cake without frosting. The base is great, but what makes it truly delightful are the add-ons that enhance its functionality. Think of these add-ons as extensions that open
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Every Linux system comes with a terminal application, i.e. terminal emulators in correct technical terms. For many Linux users, it doesn’t matter which terminal they use. I mean, you just run commands on it and it is the commands that matter, right?
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Whether you are a Windows/macOS user, or someone who is new to computers, Linux often comes as a challenge to everyone when they encounter unfamiliar terms. You do not usually come across Linux-specific jargon in standard high school academic computer books, unless
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While I’ve always enjoyed Kodi’s default skin, I’ve found that it can get a bit “boring” after a while. That’s when I started exploring Kodi builds, these pre-packaged setups not only refresh the interface but also bring in various features and add-ons
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One of the superpowers of having a computer is dual booting. You can have two operating systems installed on a single computer, and switch between them at boot time. If you are hearing it for the first time, I suggest you read
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I found it cool enough to watch someone, often portrayed as a hacker, use the Linux terminal, especially in the movies. What if I try to become one of the super cool hackers from the Hollywood movies? 😎 Now that I’m older,
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I host nearly all the services I use on a bunch of Raspberry Pis and other hardware scattered across my little network. From media servers to automation tools, it’s all there. But let me tell you, the more services you run, the
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It has been a while since I switched to Linux as the daily driver over Windows. Yes, I still have a dual boot system with Windows, coming handy for some games. But, largely, I have been a full-time Linux user for more
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We’ve covered a lot of local LLMs on It’s FOSS. You can use them as coding assistants or run them on your tiny Raspberry Pi setups. But recently, I’ve noticed many comments asking about local AI tools to interact with PDFs and
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