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I'm A Proud Luddite. That's Why I Use Linux.
And maybe you should too.
The Golden Rule of Switching to Linux: Restructure Your Life
Ditching Windows for good. That's the goal, at least -- and we'll get there.
Actually, what is a Freedesktop Portal?
Getting complex Linux applications to work in the same way across many setups seems tricky at first, but all you need to do is “think with portals”.
What if your laptop had a FOSS firmware?
Statistically, your computer's firmware is proprietary. However, Libreboot is an interesting, if niche, option to boostrap a computer with free and libre code only.
What's up with Linux on Snapdragons?
Linux support for the Snapdragon X Elite is not there yet, but Tuxedo has a plan to ship their ARM-based Linux laptop anyway.
Everything about Chat Control
If you read this article you'll learn a lot about how weird and complex the European Union is. Ah, and everything about Chat Control too.
Trump cuts funding to FOSS projects
So far he hasn't been successful, but it might simply be a matter of time.
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Everything about Chat Control
If you read this article you'll learn a lot about how weird and complex the European Union is. Ah, and everything about Chat Control too.
Let's talk about DHH
We should distinguish between fascism and conservatism. DHH feels like the former.
Thunderbird is launching its own mail provider
Mozilla is launching Thundermail, their own mail provider and productivity suite, and it looks promising already.
Servo vs Ladybird
I believe that Ladybird has more funding and better support for the web, but Servo wins in performance. Though, they're hard to compare directly!
No, Mozilla did not receive any USAID money
This sounds like a joke, but Mozilla has recently tweeted to announce they'd be losing $3.5M in U.S. federal funding, and now there seems to be some (admittedly, limited) public outcry about it.
Let's talk about DHH
We should distinguish between fascism and conservatism. DHH feels like the former.
Let's talk about XLibre
Or, maybe, let's *not* talk about this? And just move on as nothing happened?
Fosstodon's drama reveals a much deeper Mastodon problem
We should be a bit more careful in how we structure the federated internet.
Asahi Lina releases all code as CC0 out of frustration
After Lina stepped down from development, we (regrettably) have a new episode of the Asahi Linux drama series.
What Have I Learned From Daily Driving Arch Linux For Three Years?
It turned out to be more stable than I expected.
Fedora is aiming for fully reproducible builds
Fedora Linux is aiming to get support for fully reproducible builds. This change represents state-of-the-art security practice, and it will greatly help alleviate supply chain cyberattacks and inconsistent builds from hardware failure or other causes.
New Fedora and Ubuntu updates dropped, and they're amazing.
Fedora and Ubuntu's latest releases bring some pretty interesting changes, improving the installer experience, bumping up the GNOME and Plasma versions, and finally welcoming KDE into Fedora's cool kids club
The wonderful world of Linux package managers
One of the strongest points of Linux is the package management. In 2025, the world of Linux package management is very varied, with several options available, each with their advantages and trade-offs over the others.
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Roundtable: Say Hi to Pavel!
A quick chat between Nicco and Pavel, recorded a while ago and only published now due to the summer pause!
