Category: Linux
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Noodlings 17 | Designing, Replacing and Configuring
A prime number podcast but not a prime podcast 17th Noodling of technical musings I’d like to say something interesting about the number 17, it’s a prime number, the last year you are a minor in the United States, perhaps other places… Team 17 was a great video game house in the 90s that made…
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Zoom Meeting Large UI Elements | Fix
I thought it a fluke the first time it happened to me but when participating in the BigDaddyLinux Live “LUG” meeting on 25 July 2020, the elements were all large and I just couldn’t handle the gigantic everything with the UI. I though maybe my computer was concerned about me needing readers and was starting…
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TUXEDO Pulse 15 | Possible AMD Linux Laptop Upgrade
My main machine a Dell Latitude E6440 has very happily been chugging away and meeting my needs very reliably. For most tasks, I don’t have any issues. I do probably push it by keeping too many tabs open far too frequently but for the things I need to do, CAD, video editing office tasks, VMs…
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Fusion 360 on Linux | Architectural Design Blathering
I have previously reviewed Fusion 360 and have since been gaining experience using it. I find it to be a very capable CAD application package that I rather enjoy using it too. Since most of my design experience has been using PTC Creo, I have had to relearn a lot of tools but the process…
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Updating Documentation for openSUSE Leap 15.2
After having a Virtual Live Installation Party on YouTube yesterday (02 Jul 2020). I realized, I have to test and update documentation out there on my site as well as the openSUSE Wiki. This is one of those things that I do as I have time, generally. Essentially, this is what I have done for…
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Noodlings 16 | Amiga 1200, openSUSE Leap 15.2 and Documentation
Almost finished this on time… 16th Noodling of things There are certain numbers, due to my nerdiness, that have importance to me. 16 is one of them. Some people get excited about reaching 10 or 20 or 100, I get excited about base 2 numbers. 8, 16, 32, 64 will be huge! I’ll have to…
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Ubuntu Cinnamon | Review from an openSUSE User
There is something fun about the smattering of new releases of Ubuntu and flavors every six months. I don’t try them all as I just don’t have the time. I do like to try the new ones, see what they’re all about. It’s one thing to try Kubuntu, where you already know what you are…
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Noodlings 15 | KDE Plasma 5.19, Partition Manager and a BADaptor
Really kicking it in to 3rd gear… not high gear yet. 15th Noodling of nonsense KDE Plasma 5.19 Experience It is another fantastic release with much attention being made to the finer details that enhance the usability experience without taking away from any of its functionality. KDE Partition Manager I have become quite the fan…
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KDE Partition Manager on openSUSE
I have become quite the fan of Gparted over the years of my Linux life and I started wondering if there were other partition management options out there. Specifically one that is Qt based instead. This is not a light on GTK based applications, I just find that they don’t tend to look as nice…
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KDE Plasma 5.19 on openSUSE Tumbleweed
It was not so long ago that Plasma 5.18 graced my computer and very excitingly, 5.19 is here now. Since Tumbleweed is my main Linux system I use, I decided to share my experience on openSUSE Tumbleweed but it should be noted that you can enjoy Plasma 5.19 on Leap as well using the backports…