Brottweiler’s Logbook

Anyone can make a package for the Arch User Repository and others can install it.

I have always customised my computer to how I like it and it has changed over the years, but I think I finally settled into something that I like the most.

Today Archlinux posted a news article about Nvidia dropping support for the Pascal arcitecture.

I had an old map from the alpha/beta release of Minecraft Java Edition I wanted to convert so I could play it with a modern Minecraft version (1.21.10 as of writing), but to convert such a map it needs to be done in steps.

I run different services on my VPSs, and while most programs you install via the package manager come with systemd service to auto-start when the server boots like the IRCd or Mumble Server, if you download a binary manually they might not come with one.

I have decided to finally set up auto renewing certificates since Let's Encrypt are removing1 their reminder emails, and this was way overdue anyway because it is very annoying to manually renew certificates even if it is every 2–3 months.

I have had no reason to switch from PulseAudio to PipeWire, but an audio issue with Steam Remote Play made me consider it.

In 22 July 2022 the Linux kernel updated to version 5.18.13 on my system, causing the TTY to seemingly freeze during boot.

Tetris is a perfect game to play anytime, anywhere.

I wanted to set up a simple FTP (sFTP) server for friends to share files without needing to use cloud storage or hosting sites.