• Mesh Marvel

    Want to communicate without relying on mobile networks? Meshtastic lets you create your own off-the-grid wireless mesh network with an inexpensive LoRa device and an Android phone.

  • Manage Your Audio Life

    PipeWire lets you transparently handle ALSA, JACK, and PulseAudio applications, making it useful for both general and professional audio users.

  • Snowflake

    Nix flakes modernize the Nix package manager's promise of reproducible builds with structured project definitions and built-in dependency locking, making Nix code more shareable across projects.

  • Distro Walk – SparkyLinux

    From its considered basics to its flavor varieties, SparkyLinux is an interesting Debian-based OS.

News and Articles

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  • Customizing Ergonomic Keyboards

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  • AUR Repository Still Under DDoS Attack

    Arch User Repository continues to be under a DDoS attack that has been going on for more than two weeks.

  • Zack's Kernel News

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  • On the DVD

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  • Welcome

    I guess we all know the world is getting scary: ideological news bubbles, Internet trackers, social media's "emotional manipulation for dollars" business model. One of the things that scares me the most is the rise of deepfake videos.

  • Code Blocks

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  • Tutorial – Koel

    Music is great. Getting it from your own completely private streaming server is even better.

  • Mesh Marvel

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  • NEWS

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