Here you will find various writings on subjects which I deem interesting enough to write about. That typically includes
web development, miscellaneous programming with python and the Godot game engine, and linux things.
Still making time to read this year. My tastes seem to have drifted over towards fiction - I haven't had much desire to read philsophy, which is what I started out with back in 2021.
Here is just a dump of all of the books I read this year, mostly for …
Just for fun, I decided to throw together a tier list showcasing my opinions / experiences with a bunch of Linux distros. These usually make for entertaining YouTube videos, but I don't make videos, so I'll try it in text format.
Note: These are my personal opinions based on my own …
As I've talked about in another post, my work setup involves running an Oracle Linux 8 VM via VirtManager to install and run all of my projects. My reason for this is, in a word, "security", and in this post I'll go over exactly how and why I use this …
I've been using Fedora Silverblue daily on my work laptop since around the release of version 35 (2nd Nov 2021 according to Wikipedia), and on my
main personal machine since I bought it (Jan 2022). This has given me long enough to form an in-depth opinion of the distro, so …
Immutable Distros are something I've written quite a lot about recently, but I'm really not fond of the actual term. I use it because, for better or worse, it's become part of the linux vernacular. However, it seems like most people who are actually involved
in the immutable distro "scene …
As someone who loves the idea of the Immutable / Atomic / Image-Based distros, I tend to find myself reading or watching a fair bit of discourse around them. A common sentiment you will come across
in this area is the idea that an Immutable distro is "taking your freedom" or "too …
I'm definitely all-in on the new-ish trend of Immutable Distros, and I really think it will be The Future™. At the time of writing there are 2 big players in the immutable game - Opensuse MicroOS and Fedora Silverblue/Kinoite. These are both essentially bleeding-edge distros, meaning bugs in the newest …
AI is all the rage at the moment, and my manager at work encouraged us to try out some of the new tooling which is doing the rounds; one of which being Github Copilot.
I activated the 60 day trial and installed the Neovim plugin, and have been using it …