I’ll have to confess I wasn’t always a fan of CLI applications, I come from a world were all I knew was GUI. I even thought that the heavy use of terminal emulators and CLI apps was snobbish, you know, the feeling was kind of like when (some) people say “BTW, I use Arch” I… Continue reading Some CLI awesomeness
Tag: Manjaro
Thoughts on the pinebookpro (Part 4)
This is a follow-up on a previous entry Dealing with an external display A while back I ordered a USB-C dongle that I thought wasn’t working so I checked a list of USB Combination Devices that are compatible in the wiki, more specifically I had to wait for this USB-C dongle from aliexpress to get… Continue reading Thoughts on the pinebookpro (Part 4)
Thoughts on the pinebookpro (Part 3)
This is a follow-up on a previous entry One step closer to daily driver!! Working from home is possible with the pinebookpro I managed to connect to my workplace’s VPN, however it took some digging around: first of all, we have a Linux VPN package, so that’s already something, (kudos for showing Linux some love);… Continue reading Thoughts on the pinebookpro (Part 3)
Thoughts on the pinebookpro (Part 2)
This is a follow-up to this entry. This time I’ll try to describe more day to day use (at least mine): Generic tasks The most simple task I use a computer for is writing entries for my blog, as I mentioned before I love the Markdown format… I’ve found a perfectly good FOSS replacement for… Continue reading Thoughts on the pinebookpro (Part 2)
Thoughts on the pinebook pro
Back in September I pulled the trigger and ordered a pinebook pro. Long story short: I declare myself a fanboy, the pinebook pro from pine64 is a very capable little machine. There are a lot of better written and more detailed blog posts/reviews of the pinebook pro out there already but just in case: For… Continue reading Thoughts on the pinebook pro
Saving my /home partition with fsck
Let’s face it, part of the joy of Linux is solving unexpected problems you wouldn’t have with proprietary Operating Systems like Windows and MacOS. That being said this is my latest adventure: I turned on m computer and after the grub screen came up and I chose to boot into Manjaro (yes, the horror, I… Continue reading Saving my /home partition with fsck
FOSS Donations
Let me start by saying that the purpose of this entry is not to say “Look at how selfless I am for donating money to FOSS organizations or projects” so, with that in mind, I will not list any specific quantities because that is not the point I am trying to make. Having written the… Continue reading FOSS Donations
Terminal bling
Followup on my previous entry related to my wallpaper. I just wanted my terminal to look nice since I spend quite some time on it. I use zsh by the way, but there are similar instructions for bash as well. I’ll just document the steps I followed (2 alternatives) powerline-shell Install powerline-shell (more configuration options… Continue reading Terminal bling
My nerdy wallpaper
Just recently I found an interesting package in AUR, it’s called pacwall. Since I use Manjaro the installation quite simple through pacman or pamac. The goal is simple, to have a visual representation of your installed packages and their dependencies. for more information and how to use it consult the repo I just typed: pacwall… Continue reading My nerdy wallpaper
Linux and Art mix
I just felt the need to document my latest Linux issues: First, some context, I like painting with watercolor and have been doing it for quite a while now but in the last couple of years material such as paper (I used Arches 300g) has become quite expensive, which made me think that perhaps it… Continue reading Linux and Art mix