Author: CubicleNate
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Lenovo Thinkbook Modular Dual Screen Laptop | Blathering
Lenovo introduced the ThinkBook Modular AI PC concept at MWC 2026, featuring dual displays, a removable keyboard, and modular ports, appealing to digital nomads. While the machine offers innovative flexibility, its proprietary components and lack of community engagement raise concerns. Overall, it shows incredible potential but has room for some adjustments.
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Linux Saloon 191 | Application Managers
The Linux Saloon discussion highlighted diverse opinions regarding Google’s changes in the Android ecosystem. Bill’s insights on data and its implications sparked further exploration. Various application managers and upcoming events were shared, while a poll gauged interest in switching to iOS if sideloading is lost. Participants also linked their projects and resources.
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Data Has Weight But Only on SSDs | Blathering
The discussion explores the concept that data has mass, particularly in solid-state drives (SSDs), where writing data involves adding electrons that contribute to a minuscule weight increase. While this increase is negligible, it contrasts with hard disk drives (HDDs), which do not gain mass. The topic serves as lighthearted science trivia rather than a significant…
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Obsidian | The Quest for the Perfect Note-Taking Application
Obsidian has become my preferred note-taking application due to its exceptional features, flexibility, and markdown compatibility. It replaced multiple tools by enabling offline access and easy file linking. Although not open source, Obsidian is free, customizable, and allows seamless integration into my workflow, making documentation streamlined and efficient.
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Linux Saloon 190 | News Flight Night
As news flight nights tend to go on Linux Saloon, we never seem to get to all the topics. I think the conversation was very interesting as the lack of consensus on the topics made for good discussion, specifically around the changes to Google and their Android ecosystem. What have you been doing in tech…
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Linux Saloon 189 | Early Edition
The Early Edition of Linux Saloon resumes monthly meetings, fostering discussions on Linux and open-source software. Topics include VMware alternatives, EU OS proposal for standardized Linux desktop, gaming integration with Wayland, and gaming distros for 2026. Attendees are encouraged to share suggestions via Telegram or Discord.
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Linux Saloon 188 | MX Linux 25.1 Distribution Exploration
Dolphin from MX Linux joined the conversation and fielded questions about MX Linux 25.1. He shared several facts about the background of MX Linux and antiX, discussed a lot of the decision making, details about the dual-init support, kernels and graphic stack decisions as well as much about the latest in MX Tools. What have…
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Protect Your Framework Laptop 13 | Why Bumpers Matter
The Framework Laptop 13 protective bumper, developed for enhanced durability, is now available for purchase. Initially designed for black, it has expanded to seven color options in varying materials. After positive feedback, the creator began selling these bumpers online, aiming to protect laptops from daily wear and tear while enjoying customization.
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Linux Saloon 187 | Open Mic Night
This was a great episode of Linux Saloon. Lots of great discussion, fantastic participation and some touchy topics. The conversations stayed friendly even if we aren’t all in agreement on the various topics. What have you been doing in tech or Linux? Framework Laptop 13 Cover Framework Laptop 13 Protective Bumper ✅StrawPoll: Have you used…
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Deskflow | Seamless Multi-Computer Control
The content describes the author’s experience using Synergy for productivity by seamlessly sharing a keyboard and mouse across multiple computers. It highlights the benefits of the software, including clipboard sharing and ease of setup, while noting some limitations, particularly with complex layouts and clipboard functionality. Overall, it’s a promising tool for multi-computer setups.