OpenSUSE: Month 2 - Feb 2020 - What does OpenSuse do?
Following on from last month, this is a post about what makes OpenSUSE a good distro and sets it apart.
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OpenSuse: Month 1 - Jan 2020 - Setting up the KDE Desktop
This is the first post from the first month of not Disto hopping for a whole year and sticking with one Distro, OpenSuse Tumbleweed, for 12 months (at least) DisclaimerRemember when reading this,
Using OpenSuse the year begins — Tumbleweed on my Dell XPS-13 (2019)
The Dell XPS 13 Developers edition is a laptop designed for Linux, it’s built from the ground up to support most if not all of the Linux major distributions which makes it straight off the bat the right laptop for me.
Using Grafana to visualise syslog files with Loki
I’ve recently started to look at this as an alternative to Greylog, and while the project is still in its early stages as I already run Grafana an prometheus to capture Netdata information of my home servers this seemed like something less to run.
Using Plex to deliver your YouTube subscription videos
Something I find poorly presented on the Android and Roku YouTube apps are subscription videos so I started looking for a way of having plex present me with the latest videos from my YouTube subscriptions.
The Chromebook Linux Shell (Update 3)
The Linux shell is an amazing thing and I’m just starting to learn what can be one using it in Crostini.