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Linux and free software: front page
Get to know the wonderful world that Linux and free software enthusiasts have created!
What the end game of this legislation might be, and what that implies for both open computing and anonymity online.
Push bit-perfect low-latency music via fiber optic directly into your sound system — all for less than $30.
A huge performance regression renders the homely Web application (and its companion Android app) unusably slow.
There's an easy fix a couple taps away.
Easy fix. You have to enable Location for Work Apps in your phone's Location Settings pane.
A stellar privacy-preserving setup that gets you the features of mediocre apps that track you, without any tracking at all.
A fine tutorial you can follow to build your own smart 3D printed enclosure. Electronics, ESPHome, Home Assistant and Creative Commons.
A way to control high-power devices much easier and more versatile than relying on relays.
We'll exploit POSIX compatibility to get our way.
It's a factory configuration issue, easily solvable.
The old methods to activate Linux app windows no longer work well, but new methods have been invented already.
It's wireless-connected smart circuit time, fully compatible with Home Assistant. Follow along to build your own smart LED strip lighting at home.
It's a simple environment variable set in a simple file.
If you live in a Home Assistant smart home, there's no need to remember to turn off the A/C or the heating, like a caveman.
The secret sauce for harmony at home is a PID controller and some grade school math.
And how to optionally use it in Home Assistant.
A few things I've learned over the past year, as my dwelling became smarter.
Use your Hue Tap dial as a home automation controller with four modes and double- / triple-click support, courtesy of Home Assistant and Node-RED.
Reap the benefits of the best operating system and the best file system.
Combine the compartments of the most secure operating system with the safest file system.
A guide for advanced Qubes OS users and developers who want to use OpenZFS on their systems.
It's both really amazing, and it was easier than I thought!
Short on RAM? Running a lot of headless qubes (VMs) in your Qubes OS server? Here's how to put your qubes on a diet.
