linux The PinePhone is a world of possibility thats not ready for you just yet. Lets start with some brutal honesty, the PinePhone is not your next phone. The PinePhone has woeful spec's, seriously they are pretty basic SoC Allwinner A64 Quad Core, Mali 400
automation Rudder: Checking your Automation is not breaking your servers. In today's IT landscape Automation is seen as the route forward by many. From the consistent builds of systems, servers and desktops to the reduction of IT costs doing it
review Note Taking Apps I take a lot of notes, be it my age or being constantly busy I need to write things down. Because of this I've tried a lot of applications from
blog The best form factor for a Chromebook Tablet isn't the one it comes with. The X2 comes with a clip on keyboard which while it does an alright job, and holds the Tablet well, what I have figured out is over time the First World Problem of disconnecting the keyboard doesn't always fit my workflow.
opensuse OpenSUSE: Month 3 - Mar 2020 - Getting on and using it. Having got to grip with the tools and the command line last month this month I've been getting my daily drivers and applications working which means getting the Applications I need to use and connectivity back home working.
homelab VNC Connect as a Teamviewer Replacement. A cloud managed remote desktop server solution which has been around for a very long time just not in this guise.
homelab Home Video Surveillence made easy.. For most people the first introduction into some form of home automation is the Camera either through a Doorbell or using one of the many available home surveillance systems.
opensuse 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.
review 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
linux 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.
review The HP Chromebook X2 is just what a Chromebook should be. While Google is pushing the Slate as the hopeful iPad killer, and in doing so has improved the OS for keyboardless operation with ChromeOS 70. Its another manufacturer who is providing the current premier (and cheaper) ChromeOS experience.
