Category: Microsoft
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Edge Browser Refusing a Self-Signed Certificate | Easy Bypass
Sometimes, computers and networking is not as fun as it once was. I have actually found it quite annoying at times when suddenly, things break. Nothing is quite as consistent as they once were. I’d like to say it was around 2009 that we accelerated into craziness… regardless, new solutions for new problems. I have…
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Microsoft Teams Rooms The Easy Way with Logitech Tap Controller and Shure STEM Ceiling Microphone
This particular article is targeting a Microsoft Administrator or IT technician who is tasked with building a Teams Conference room. I am not naturally a Microsoft Administrator and after successfully accomplishing building a simple to use, appliance like, Microsoft Team conference room for an enterprise environment. I was compelled to publish this process because it…
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Prospect Mail | Best Microsoft Outlook Experience on openSUSE
I think it’s terrible when “best” is ever used in a title, but I have to say that this is absolutely true, at least, calling it the best experience for me. I’ve not really been a huge fan of Outlook due to some of its quirky behavior and the technical support that I have had…
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Insync | Google Drive and OneDrive Sync Client on openSUSE
Insync is an application I have been using since about 2013 to make my Google Drive files available to me on my Linux Desktop. I have previously written about my Insync experience and continue to use Insync but recently, I received a question about installing Insync on openSUSE Leap and I realized that the documentation…
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Microsoft Teams on openSUSE
It is still strange for me to see that Microsoft is building software for Linux. Frankly, they are a bit hit and miss on the quality but I think that might actually be a general Microsoft trait. I am just grateful that they are putting time, effort and resources to Linux. Even if their applications…
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Noodlings 22 | On the Edge
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The 22nd single serving sized podcast episode Computers are a tool, it’s a wrench or hammer, maybe more like a drill as it is a kind of power tool. It is there to serve you in whatever the task is. Whether it is organizing and storing information, one of the core functions of computers; entertainment,…
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Microsoft Edge Browser on openSUSE Linux
I am not one to jump on any bandwagon or get excited over anything unless I have good reason. I don’t generally get too excited about browsers. I have found them frustrating, to say the least. In the beginning of the last decade, Google Chrome came onto the scene in spectacular fashion. It was light,…