Simply creating well-formatted notes isn’t enough to manage the information you collect in daily life—accessibility is key. If you can’t easily retrieve that information and its context, the whole point of “knowledge management” falls apart. From my experience using it daily for
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It’s the release week. Fedora 42 is already out. Ubuntu 25.04 will be releasing later today along with its flavors like Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Lubuntu etc. In the midst of these two heavyweights, MX Linux and Manjaro also quickly released newer versions. For
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Once upon a time, coding meant sitting down, writing structured logic, and debugging for hours. Fast-forward to today, and we have Vibe Coding, a trend where people let AI generate entire chunks of code based on simple prompts. No syntax, no debugging,
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Sometimes it feels like Unix has been around forever, at least to users who have used Linux, or BSD in any form for a decade or more now. Its ideals laid the groundwork for Linux, and it underpins macOS. A modern version
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When working with shell scripts, adding comments is crucial for making your scripts easier to understand, maintain, and debug. Whether you are a beginner or […]
Logseq is a highly efficient note-taking and knowledge management app with decent Markdown support. While using Logseq, one thing to keep in mind is that the text formatting isn’t pure Markdown. This is because Logseq uses bullet blocks as the basic unit
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Linux YouTuber Brodie Robertson liked It’s FOSS’ April Fool joke so much that he made a detailed video on it. It’s quite fun to watch, actually 😄 💬 Let’s see what else you get in this edition A new APT release. Photo
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Logseq is a versatile open source tool for knowledge management. It is regarded as one of the best open source alternatives to the popular proprietary tool Obsidian. While it covers the basics of note-taking, it also doubles down as a powerful task
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There was a time when coding meant painstakingly writing every line, debugging cryptic errors at 3 AM, and pretending to understand regex. But in 2025? Coding has evolved, or rather, it has vibed into something entirely new. Enter Vibe Coding, a phenomenon
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Linux distributions agreeing to a single universal packaging system? That sounds like a joke, right? That’s because it is. It’s been a tradition of sort to prank readers on 1st of April with a humorous article. Since we are already past the
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