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Hugo has fairly frequent releases.

Ubuntu Core is a variant of the traditional Ubuntu operating system with Linux Snaps at its heart.

Towards the end of 2018 I took the Pocket Casts webapp and packaged it to release the Pocket Casts Desktop for Linux.

I'm back with another custom CircleCI desktop wallpaper.

I'm back with another custom CircleCI desktop wallpaper.

Hugo is a static site generator (SSG) and it is awesome.

I'm back with another custom CircleCI desktop wallpaper.

I maintain a few Snap packages (installable Linux software packages) and I've been very interested in the metrics that Snapcraft (the Snap Store) provides.

I came across a pretty cool tool I wanted to share called Sloc, Cloc and Code or rather, SCC.

I love open source documentation and if you're reading this, maybe you do too.

At the start of 2016 I signed on to be a Developer Evangelist at CircleCI.

Near the end of December I wrote a friendly post on social media asking about what everyone's 2019 goals were.

Continuing my new blog series, here's my open-source contributions for this past month:

I maintain a few Snap packages (installable Linux software packages) and I've been very interested in the metrics that Snapcraft (the Snap Store) provides.

I'm a long-time Pocket Casts user.

I'm been using Snap packages to install software on my laptop more and more.

Yesterday was the official Veteran's Day Holiday in the United States and today is Veteran's Day (Observed).

I made a very simple Google Chrome Extension for people who build websites with the Hugo static site generator (SSG) and launched it on Product Hunt.

If you run an Ubuntu-based server (as most of the world does) you should know that keeping the server up-to-date is important for security and stability.

When your Ubuntu server needs to be rebooted, say after a kernel update, the file /var/run/reboot-required is created.

I maintain a few Snap packages (installable Linux software packages) and I've been very interested in the metrics that Snapcraft (the Snap Store) provides. it's a (minor) indicator of how large the snap userbase is (or at least growth) as well as how usef…

Many people have said that Facebook has gotten so big it should be considered a public utility.

If you run a Linux distribution (distro) and you want to install the brand new Linode CLI, here's an easy and safe way to do so via a snap package.

Congratulations to everyone who worked on and shipped Ubuntu 18.10 “Cosmic Cuttlefish”.

zsync is a tool that enables incremental downloads.

Continuing my new blog series, here's my open-source contributions for this past month:

hub is a command-line tool that wraps Git in order to extend it with extra features and commands that make working with GitHub easier.

Whether it's with a co-worker or someone I meet at a meetup, I tend to discuss one of three topics: Open Source, Community, or Documentation.

CircleCI Docs and the CLI repo both contain install instructions but with lots of other info.

Sometimes you'll need to know if the installed version of Vim on your system supports Python.

Yesterday was the 17th anniversary of the September 11th attacks.

I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 on a Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition, model 9350 (though people have had this issue with 9370 as well).

Ubuntu 18.04 now uses netplan together with systemd to manage networking.

Here's how to install Zoom, a popular video chat software, on Ubuntu 18.04.

Recently I discovered a nasty glitch in Twitter's Terms of Service that can completely shut down your account for days.

Congratulations to everyone who worked on and shipped Ubuntu 18.04 “Bionic Beaver”.

Continuing my new blog series, here's my open-source contributions for this past month: Launched https://MassShootings.US - https://github.com/felicianotech/massshootings.us Hugo: Added .Site.IsServer as a variable. - https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/pull…

Continuing my new blog series, here's my open-source contributions for this past month: Created and launched the Hugo Newsletter. - https://github.com/felicianotech/hugonewsletter.com Discourse.Directory: added two more communities. - https://github.com/f…

Continuing my new blog series, here's my open-source contributions for this past month: Developer Roadmap: Added CircleCI, Packer, MTR, and some fixes to the DevOps roadmap. - https://github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap/pull/308 Hugo: Small Hugo Do…

Last week I gave a talk for the Write the Docs NYC January meetup called “Docs Community Management on GitHub”.

Continuing my new blog series, here's this month's open-source contributions: Hugo: Fixed docs for ref and relref functions. - https://github.com/gohugoio/hugoDocs/pull/274 Hugo: Add Reverse function to Taxonomy doc. - https://github.com/gohugoio/hugoDocs…

Continuing my new blog series, here's this month's open-source contributions: Docker Hugo: Bumped Ruby version used to v2.4.x. - https://github.com/felicianotech/docker-hugo/pull/25 Docker Hugo: Fixed issue where the old Docker Hub repo wasn't getting all…

Congratulations to everyone who worked on and shipped Ubuntu 17.10 “Artful Aardvark”.

Continuing my new blog series, here's this month's open-source contributions: Lean Launch Page: Released a new Hugo theme called Lean Launch Page. - https://github.com/felicianotech/hugo-theme-lean-launch-page Hugo: Issue on YAML data files not unmarshall…

I made a new website called Discourse.Directory and you can check it out here.

I've launched a new newsletter for this site which you can find here.

Hugo v0.27 has been released today.

Continuing my new blog series, here's this month's open-source contributions: Pointless - Released the Pointless CircleCI Chrome Extension: https://github.com/felicianotech/pointless

There are times when you don't want CircleCI (CCI) to build a trivial commit.

Continuing my new blog series, here's this month's open-source contributions: Hugo - clarified in Docs how pages are sorted: https://github.com/gohugoio/hugoDocs/pull/40