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Mastodon has been a huge success last year and I think the success is going to increase even further. After Elon Musk has locked out all prominent Twitter…

The EU wants to make messaging services like WhatsApp, Telegram, Facebook Messenger, Teams, Element, Signal etc. interoperable meaning that a seemless…

In this post I’m running down different ways to speed up your Linux system. Running a kernel with less modules This requires some advanced tinkering with…

One of Vidar’s unique behaviors is in obtaining dynamic configuration and C2 connectivity. Once executed, Vidar’s first step is to receive its configuration,…

After I stumbled upon solene’s blog post about GNOME and accessibility I also wanted to say what I personally think about GNOME as well. A solid desktop Yes,…

Facebook went down today and this got me thinking. The fediverse which is decentralised and opposes itself as an alternative to the centralized magasites like…

Let me start this off with saying that all the buzzwords that have been a thing the last few years are worth nothing and let me say why this is.…

Fortnite is my favourite game, I say that unironically. With their creative mode which has been a thing for a while now a lot of people can create custom maps…

Where should I even start, I’m disappointed…really disappointed. When I tried Windows 11 in a virtual machine it looked like it could be the next Windows XP or…

Some of you already heard that I use /e/OS as a daily driver now. /e/OS is an operating system for mobile phones (a few of them to be precise) made by the /e/…

Some time ago I found a nice TTY-based display manager. I know that some folks have put startx into their .bashrc or start it manually which is okay, but not…

I have been a fediverse user pretty much almost since around when Google+ and Diaspora were a thing. What I liked about Diaspora specifically was that it was…