LT HORVÁTHHow QMK Documentation Humbled Me (Again)
I had the dorkiest problem with my keyboard. I tried to retrain my muscle memory, and I checked all kinds of forums. I should have checked the official documentation instead.
Banging Together Services Like a Caveman in My Home Server
Feeling lazy? Portainer is too hard to spell? Pick up your club and beat Docker until you have a Home Server.
Writing FizzBuzz in Quick Basic (in DOS) With Vim
This is the amalgamation of years of computering™: the pit of madness, the loss of reason. Next time they ask you to write FizzBuzz, you’ll know what to do.
Third Time the Charm With i3
I had three topics in mind that I could have worked out and presented here, but instead, I created an i3 config to prove to myself that I still love dwm.
Using a Custom Hugo Theme Because Update Is Harder
About every six months, I think about updating the Hugo version that powers this site. I thought it was up to date, but I was very, very wrong. I started the update process, got fed up with it, and ended up solving the issue with even more work.
It's a Unix System! I Know This!
Recently, I had the pleasure of giving a presentation about UNIX-like operating systems. Many of us use Linux or macOS, so I tried to collect the most important foundational concepts. At the same time, I incorporated new knowledge as it came up during the presentation to make the structure more interesting.
Setting Up SXWM on Ubuntu Server
Instead of the usual rambling, I’ll make a guide for something that I find really fun: setting up a graphical interface on an OS that does not have one. For this, I usually use Debian without a desktop environment. We’ll check this out on an Ubuntu Server because the word “server” emphasizes that it should not have a GUI. But it will!
Power Management Adventures on the Linux Desktop
If you are a normal, well-balanced person, you probably install a distro with a desktop environment, and when you want to change your power settings, you just search for the menu and do it. In my world, this is not how things are done—sorry.
I have already documented what I lost when I switched to a window manager and how I created a new status bar with dwmblocks . Now, the time has come to implement a power management feature.