If you’ve recently dipped your toes into the world of immutable Linux distributions like Fedora Silverblue, openSUSE MicroOS, or even the Steam Deck, you’ll encounter this issue eventually. You try to perform a basic task, like adding a custom script to /usr/bin
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Last month, Zorin OS 18 dropped just in time for the Windows 10 EOL, bringing about an assortment of improvements like Linux kernel 6.14, rounded corners for the desktop interface, and a new window tiling manager. So, it didn’t come as a
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Most file sharing today takes place through cloud services, but that’s not always necessary. Local file transfers are still relevant, letting people send files directly between devices on the same network without involving a nosy middleman (a server, in this case). Instead
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Obsidian has emerged as a powerful and flexible knowledge management tool, despite NOT being an open source product. Using plugins is just one of the many tips that you can follow to get the most out of Obsidian. However, there is a
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Mozilla’s Firefox needs no introduction. It is one of the few web browsers around that is not based on Chromium, setting out to provide a privacy-focused browsing experience for its users. Sadly, some recent maneuvers have landed it in hot water, the
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There is something about CachyOS. It feels fast. The performance is excellently smooth, specially if you have newer hardware. I don’t have data to prove it but my new Asus Zenbook that I bought in November last year is rocking CachyOS superbly.
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Ollama has been a game-changer for running large language models (LLMs) locally, and I’ve covered quite a few tutorials on setting it up on different devices, including my Raspberry Pi. But as I kept experimenting, I realized there was still another fantastic
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If you’re a developer or a power user, you probably understand the importance of having an efficient and organized workflow. Whenever I get to work with a Windows-based system, I really miss the terminal emulator along with the ability to quickly switch
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Imagine this situation. You have attached an external USB or SSD to your system and using it as an additional storage media. This is a common use case specially if you have set up a media server on Raspberry Pi or any
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Alpine Linux is one of the few Linux distributions out there that stands out of the crowd. First, Alpine is an independent Linux distribution, not a derivative of any other popular option. Second, it uses OpenRC as the init system. So, if
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