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Over the past 3 years I've setup a hosted solution for a business that has saved them over $5000 per year on their telephone bill.
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NixOS is a very different type of Linux distribution.
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The perfect system is stable, reliable, and does everything you need it to, while it feels amazing to use.
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There are massive changes coming to the internet and youtube in the form of Ads and the death of the ad blocker.
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TitusPi is a raspberrypi desktop that can play retro games and also substitute for a full desktop.
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Did you know Google Fonts is bloated and can cause longer load times?
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This keeps getting worse... removal of lifetime memberships, subscriptions for everything, and now predatory tactics to force it's users to keep paying by removing cancellations of the subscriptions.
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Managing Flatpak permissions and file storage outside of the flatpak can be difficult to manage.
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I've used Netlify for years on my website and it's a fantastic service!
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Most games work great on Steamdeck, but Final Fantasy XI is one that doesn't.
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Optimizing images is easy with this script!
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Hyprland is an amazing desktop that feels amazing.
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A guide over how to set up Syncthing for local sync only.
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No, do NOT modify the system.
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Why is open source done?
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The guide shows you ALL the methods to remove screen tearing.
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Installing steam games on Linux is easy but running executables inside those games to add mods, maps, and other Windows programs that enhance the gaming experience is essential.
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This is a GitHub project that installs virtual machines for more than 300+ spins of Linux, Windows, and macOS!
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This Guide goes over transferring and what each type of virtual machine is used for.
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If you are running docker you will accumulate a lot of unused images and volumes as you update running containers.
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Acronis True Image has undergone an expansion and rename in the past couple years to Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office.
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Screensavers might be the past, but they are still one of the coolest to do on your PC.
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This is a full walk-through and guide for Docker.
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Tired of ads, paywalls, and other garbage in your web browsing experience?
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Leaving Twitter?
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Don't have a Mac and need MacOS?
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Yes, the title is correct, I'm switching to Ubuntu.
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These extensions make life easier when using a browser.
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The problem with the modern internet is ads, sponsored posts, and pay walls.
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TLDR Too long didn't read?
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ARM Computing has gone mainstream with Raspberry Pi and Mac M1/M2 chips.
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I've never experienced a program with such power and potential than Neovim.
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Want a Universal Backup that works on EVERY operating system and is free + open source?
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I love Linux, but the distributions for desktop systems isn't fun to navigate.
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Tired of an Ugly prompt with no features?
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With GPU Market prices plummeting and about to go even further down...
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When I say "Overpowered", this means the command line interfaces can do things that are otherwise impossible.
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Neovim is one of the most powerful, but often misunderstood, editors in existence.
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I still see far too many comments with people that still use CCLeaner.
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Updated August 12, 2026: This guide now reflects the current Hugo workflow and this site's move from Netlify to Cloudflare Pages.
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This shows you all the steps to install a MacOS VM in Linux QEMU using Virtual Machine Manager or virt-manager.
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Many people want to be a programmer, but often find themselves flailing around in the dark.
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Running Windows inside of Linux is essential for those that are trying to convert to Linux.
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GitHub is an incredible powerful tool, but using it in command line can be frustrating.
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This shows how to automount remote network drives using systemd and fstab Automount using systemd Sometimes partitions can fail to mount on startup and some options are needed to fix this.
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So you want to use Linux?
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I recently had a debian install where Steam would not launch.
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Power management is a critical thing to understand in laptops.
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This standalone package manager is absolutely stunning and I can't believe I'm just now discovering it's true power.
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Instead of using the built-in package manager in Linux or some container that never puts the programs files in a usable spot, we will use Homebrew!