Linux and vintage tech
I am not one of those individuals who gets the new fancy hardware because I am an Internet nobody and that is just fine by me (as I sulk, rocking back and forth in the corner). That doesn't mean I am not without my opinions. Raspberry Pi 400 Kit I watched a video early in … Continue reading Raspberry Pi 400 | Blathering
Anytime someone wants to give me a piece of hardware, it's hard for me to say, "no." I received this Acer AspireOne D255 as payment for installing openSUSE Leap on an HP Laptop. This little netbook was a bit slower than my other Acer AspireOne and with only 1 GiB of RAM and a dead … Continue reading Acer AspireOne D255 with openSUSE Tumbleweed Xfce
CAD is not only what I do for my profession, I also do it for fun. For personal projects, I have been having a great time with using FreeCAD, a very capable and feature-full parametric modeler. With a recent resurgence of Legos in my house and falling into some web-searching rabbit holes, I stumbled upon … Continue reading LeoCAD | Free LEGO® CAD Software on openSUSE Linux