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 MoreThe company behind Rocky Linux is rolling out an AI‑optimized edition that promises better GPU utilization, a validated CUDA stack, and less hand‑rolled tuning.
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Google is calling this ‘the biggest update in over a decade’ to Maps.
Read MoreThe Galaxy S26 Ultra is finally available – and if you order from Samsung now, you can get a big discount with an eligible trade-in.
Read MoreThe GL.iNet Mango (GL.MT300N-V2) mini smart router gives me total control of how I access the internet when I travel.
Read MoreTP-Link’s Deco BE77 is a premium Wi-Fi 7 system with blazing-fast speeds and coverage for very large homes.
Read MoreOBS Studio, the free open-source live streaming and screen recording software, released new major 32.1.0 version today. The new version is made available after 2 Beta and 4 RC development releases. It features new redesigned audio mixer that now displays the audio sources vertically by default. The new audio mixer replaced the bottom vertical dots […]
Read MoreWith one simple app feature, JBL’s headphones open an otherwise closed-off feature to iOS fans.
Read MoreCommentary: Whatever Meta and OpenAI paid, it was too much. Other, better programs can do the same jobs.
Read MoreWe’ve tried popular iPad apps for note-taking, from Notability to Evernote. Here’s our favorites.
Read MoreWant to access Netflix, Hulu, and more abroad? These are the best VPNs for speed, security, and privacy while you’re away from home.
Read MoreGoogle Chrome web browser announced the new stable 146 version on Tuesday for Linux, Android, macOS, ChromeOS and Windows users. The new monthly release finally merged the feature Vertical Tabs, allowing to move the tab bar from top to the left side. And, the side-bar can be resized to either show both icons and titles […]
Read MoreFirefox’s new AI-powered ‘Smart Window’ feature is taking shape in development builds – I gave it a hands on in the latest v149.0b7 beta (on macOS). Although Firefox 148 added an AI Switch, Mozilla is all-in on AI in now it’s pa…
Read MoreThe DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. The developers of LinuxHub Prime have announced the availability of an updated version of the project’s Arch-based Linux distribution featuring a custom system installer. The user-friend…
Read MoreThe Debian/Ubuntu package manager isn’t just for installing and removing software. There’s more to Apt than you might know.
Read MoreThis Debian-based distribution is an absolute delight to use and relatively easy, with some minor caveats.
Read MoreThe DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. The Debian-based Univention Corporate Server distribution has a new update. Version 5.2-5 introduces a few new features, including a restore option for user accounts which have been dele…
Read MoreKUbuntu 26.04, the official Ubuntu 26.04 flavor features KDE Plasma desktop, as expected will be a LTS with 3-year support circle. As you may know, Ubuntu Technical Board announced the LTS qualifications for Resolute Raccoon in last December, excluded Ubuntu MATE and Ubuntu Unity as they missed the deadline of the LTS qualification. The Ubuntu […]
Read MoreTired of ads, tracking, and doomscrolling? Lagrange lets you explore Geminispace — a stripped‑down, distraction‑free corner of the net.
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The rolling release distro switches to Niri, a scrollable, tiling compositor that’s better than you’d think. See why.
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