This site is a collection of tips, examples and small chunks of code I’ve used over the years as I’ve worked with Linux. Mostly the items found here are for my own use but I’ve made the site public in the chance that it will help other people. If you find something useful please let me know. Also if you think something I’ve mentioned could be done better I would welcome the feedback.
Read MoreThis ESR Qi2 car charger juices up your phone while holding it securely, even on bumpy roads.
Read MoreGNU Octave, the free open-source scientific programming language, released new major 11.1.0 version yesterday. This is the first release in version 11, that introduced many new functions, performance improvements, and some UI changes. First, the new version updated the user interface with new Editor Files tab for the built-in File Browser, option to toggle start-up […]
Read MoreOpening up your PC to clean it will keep your hardware running smoothly for years. Here’s how I recommend doing so.
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It handles time tracking, Jira sync, and Pomodoro timers without going after its users' data.
Read MoreGhostty’s most-thumbed feature request is finally being answered. Yup, scrollbar support is finally coming in Ghostty 1.3 for Linux and macOS.
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A handful hog the headlines, but many function-specific agents are available to developers and users. MIT’s latest study explores the broader agentic ecosystem.
Read MoreLenovo’s IdeaCentre Mini x is a compact PC with efficient everyday performance, making it a good alternative to desktops and laptops alike.
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Read MoreKaOS devs are making a major change to the distribution, and it all comes down to one system.
Read MoreThe Google Pixel 10a may not be the upgrade you expected, but it beats the more expensive Pixel 10 in a few ways.
Read MoreThere’s no limit to the cool things you can do with KDE Connect. Here’s how to get started.
Read MoreThe CMF Headphone Pro are my new pick for the best headphones under $75. Here’s why.
Read MoreBoth AI Overviews and AI Mode now display handy pop-up links to the original sources, so you can easily check them out to verify the AI-based information.
Read MoreThe world isn’t short on keyboard-based Linux launchers. Albert, Ulauncher, rofi and GNOME Do (if you’re old enough to remember that one) are among those I’ve written about in the past. Rudra is a new spin on this old staple – albeit …
Read MoreSit back and relax while Gemini reads you the summary of a document in Google Docs.
Read MoreTransmission, the default BitTorrent client for Ubuntu, released new 4.1.1 version hours ago. This is the first maintenance update that includes 20+ fixes for the bugs found in the last 4.1.0 version and some performance improvements. And, all users are encouraged to upgrade to this version. First, this version fixed some crashes issues found in […]
Read MoreSwitching to a different DNS provider than your ISP can offer faster performance and better security. Here how.
Read MoreTubi is adding dozens of ’60s to ’90s cartoons to its free lineup. Here’s what you’ll find.
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