The last time I reviewed the Pironman 5, I thought that it was the most amazing Raspberry Pi case that can be purchased. That’s because people have 3D printed Pi cases and they match the wavelength of awesomeness. Almost a year later,
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Linux Mint 22.2 Zara is available now. Existing Mint 22.1 users can choose to upgrade or stay with their current version. Ubuntu 25.10 is a month away. I tried it and shared the new features in the latest video. Among those features,
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Sometimes you discover things by accident, even if they were probably there for years. I had the same case when I discovered that GNOME allowed the use of a compose key and it was available right from the keyboard settings. Eureka moment?
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Ghostty has recently emerged as a highly popular terminal emulator, gaining a strong following among developers and power users alike. This rapid rise can be attributed to its impressive performance and a rich feature set, like leveraging GPU acceleration for incredibly fast
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A few months ago, I learned this the hard way: never rely on a cheap DRAM-less SATA SSD in a heavily used system, especially one handling constant OS updates and virtual machines. Despite having an NVMe drive in my rig, I overestimated
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Ubuntu 25.10 is nearly a month away. A new default terminal and rust-based sudo are among the prominent new features in this upcoming release. Ubuntu 25.10: Release Date and New Features in Questing Quokka Take a look at the new features and
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The other day, a friend and I were talking about virtualization, spinning up virtual machines (VMs), containerization, and all that fun tech stuff. He casually said, “You know, even a Raspberry Pi can run a VM these days.” I laughed, thinking he
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Let’s be honest, there’s nothing wrong with the default Visual Studio Code theme. It’s clean, it works, and I actually used it for quite a while. That is… until one day I stumbled upon a YouTube tutorial where the developer’s editor looked
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It’s FOSS Community Forum is now open for free registration. Earlier, it was tied up with It’s FOSS membership and allowed a single click login with It’s FOSS. Going back to the old roots is more due to technical limitations. I share
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