Category: Linux
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Noodlings 12 | Lighting the Emby Server with Kdenlive
Coming back strong in 2020… no… not coming back… I haven’t been gone, just delayed. 12th Noodling, a dozen, a foot or a cup and a half of crap? AMD System from Yester-Years Parts I recently posted about my computer build. In short, this is a computer build on parts that are in no way…
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AppImageLauncher | AppImage Manager on openSUSE
Right of the cuff, I should note that this will work on other Linux distros too, I am just focusing on openSUSE because, that is my jam. I have been using this on openSUSE Tumbleweed as of Snapshot 20200103. It should also work on Leap as of 42 and newer (that means Leap 15.x is…
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Kdenlive 19.12 on openSUSE | Review
Making videos is not exactly my strong suit but it doesn’t have to be to enjoy it. Lately, I have been dipping my toes into the world of video content creation. Yes, most of it is into making videos as I haven’t really had the need. Recently, a need popped up for doing some video…
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Emby Media Server on openSUSE Linux | Review
One of the main reasons I build a computer was for the purposes of hosting my video content on my system and serve it to other machines. I had heard about having something like Netflix or Hulu in the form of Plex. I have known others that have done this and have always been impressed…
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Building an AMD Server and Game Machine out of Yester-Year’s Parts
Some time ago I started noodling around the idea of building a replacement server for my home. I wanted to make this an extreme budget build. I came to the realization that I have become rather disconnected with the state of desktop class video cards and really much of anything that was outside of the…
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Noodlings 11 | Quick Tiling Fusion 360 in the Kitchen
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New episode for the New Year and that title is almost entirely nonsensical because they are different subjects. Have a listen to episode 11 of this jibber jabber! Fusion 360 Review Fusion 360 is a CAD / CAM application with finite element analysis capabilities. I was going through the Autodesk forums and read a lot…
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Scrcpy on openSUSE | Display and Control Android devices over USB
Every once in a while, I am in the position where I am tethering my computer to my phone and lazy me doesn’t like to interface with the phone when my fingers are on a real keyboard. I can’t say exactly why I am so anti-mobile at times but it’s just how it is sometimes.…
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Linux in the Kitchen | Life Enhancement Blathering
There are so many ways Linux can be used. Most commonly, we see it used to run the Internet in servers and cloud thingies and such. If you are a desktop user, you might use it for office tasks in your home or work, maybe you are a content creator and you do video or…
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Quick Tiling in KDE Plasma on openSUSE
In my short time of using a tiling window manager, I very quickly became aware of the benefits of quick tiling features on the desktop. Being able to very quickly split your screen and be able to see information side-by-side, like writing a post and having my collection of pictures beside it is incredibly useful…
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Fusion 360 on openSUSE Linux | Review
CAD is one of the things I really enjoy doing. I am most adept at using PTC Creo for my employer. I am able to easily “think” and design ideas as easily in that software as I am able to draw it on a piece of paper. I’m making it a point to get that…