Simplifying Gadgets and Technology, is my passion!
DragonOS roared onto the wavelengths during the beginnings of the various pandemic lockdowns last year. Since then Aaron, the creator of the OS, has been busy adding features to the distribution as well as creating […]
I have got over 20 years of finance history of every payment, every transaction, transfer, etc that I originally started in MS Money back in the day, and all was good… I then moved to […]
As Firefox’s share of the browser market continues to slide, the Waterfox Project shows some of the ways that Mozilla is failing to listen to its users – and it’s far from the only example. […]
Today, the Linux operating system powers supercomputers, bullet trains, Hollywood films, submarines, the International Space Station, the New York Stock Exchange, and so on. However, the birth and journey of Linux have many thought-provoking and […]
My Smart City is a platform that empowers you, the citizen, with tools to navigate, learn about and improve your city Whether you are logging issues that need attention or simply want to gain access […]
Nativefier takes a URL and wraps it with the Electron framework, which runs the open source Chromium browser as its backend but runs as its own executable application. Nativefier is licensed under the MIT license […]
This video was really food for thought for me…. At home, I’m running OpenMediaVault with Portainer and Docker, and all my services are in Docker containers. Updating them is as easy as clicking recreate, and […]
After seven Release Candidates and two months of hard work, Linux kernel 5.15 is here and it’s ready for mass adoption as the latest LTS (Long-Term Support) kernel for GNU/Linux distributions. You can download it […]
Germany-based Nextcloud is releasing an easy-to-use backup application for its productivity and collaboration platform that’s designed not for the big enterprise customers who pay its bills, but for home users and small business who generally […]
In a booth at Ted’s Fish Fry, in Troy, New York, my friend Daniel Beck and I sketched out our plans for the metaverse. It was November 1994, just as the graphical web was becoming […]
