Everything about the Desktop for Workstations, Notebooks and more.
Fedora
Are 6 months already over? It feels like yesterday that Fedora Linux 38 was released. Well, the new release looks really promising. We are finally having an option to boot without GRUB, Modularity is ceased, Linux Kernel 6.5 and much more.
Gaming
About a year ago, I received my Steam Deck and wrote an article about the first impressions. The Valve Steam Deck is a nifty gaming console, running on Steam OS (based on Arch Linux). It comes in a portable gaming console format and should make it easy to carry your steam library around.
Linux
Over the weekend, I discovered something for my theming demands. I was eagerly looking for a pastel/cozy look for my desktop. Catppuccin ticks so many boxes for me that I really want to share with you.
Release
I am back to writing. And my first article should be about the brand new Fedora 38 release. What's new? What's hot? Let's have a look why this release is boring, but way too impressive to not write about it.
DIY
This year, I started a very special project for me. During the last couple of years, I tried many keyboards and there was always something. It was too big, too loud, the keyboard layout was odd or whatever. So, I decided to build my own keyboard.
Fedora
With the release of Fedora Linux 37, I switched back to Fedora Silverblue. I took this opportunity to revamp my Fedora Workstation repository and therefore my Ansible playbook for the same.
Podman
When it comes to development of applications and container deployments, Docker is still considered the standard. VSCode provides several extensions to make your life with containers easier. But, the Docker and Dev Container extensions can be tuned to work with Podman, too.
Fedora
Fedora has just released Fedora Linux 37 after some delays. This release marks some very awesome improvements like Kernel 6.0.0 and GNOME 43. Let's have a look. This release also marks my "back to Silverblue" release and I will update you in one of the next articles.
Fedora
Now that Fedora 37 is in reach, I want to introduce a very special variant to you. Fedora Kinoite is KDE on Fedora, but in an immutable, container centric way. Let's shed some light on "Fedora Silverblue, but with KDE".
Fedora
Running Fedora comes with a new release every 6 months. Furthermore, you are having a somewhat short maintenance time of ~13 months, only. This means, that you need to upgrade your Fedora installation occasionally. Let's see how you can do this.
Gaming
When it comes to gaming, Linux is somewhat behind other platforms. This does not mean, that you cannot play a game on Linux, but there are limitations. This changed a lot with the introduction of Steam Deck. I got mine 2 weeks ago and want to share my first experiences with you.
Podman
It may be a surprise to you, but I am a huge fan of Podman. Recently, there is lots of development for Desktop integration, but there are also graphical tools for the browser or Command Line. If you want to manage your images and containers with in a graphical way, this article may be for you.
Bash
The customization of a prompt is very often just some "optical enhancements". Some colors here and maybe some behavior there. If you want to have additional functionality, you may want to have a look at Starship. A blazing fast prompt with lots of cool features.
Fedora
On Tuesday 03.05.2022, Fedora Linux 36 will be released, and I really want to give a brief overview of what's new and what changed. Since I haven't done a GNOME 42 release article, I will cover some included changes here, too.
Fedora
Fedora is constantly evolving and changing how the GNU/Linux world is looking like. One of the more recent approaches is Fedora Silverblue. The immutable Desktop Linux has the potential to become the new Fedora Workstation Linux. Shall we have a look?
Linux
In some previous articles, we covered the GNU/Bash and adjusted it to our liking. But you can do even more. Powerline-Go is an awesome way to make your GNU/Bash prompt more useful and beautiful.