Amiga Fast File System Return to the Linux Kernel

When I say "Return" what I mean is, return to a fully functional state. I fancy myself a vintage computer enthusiast, although I haven't done a whole lot with my Amigas as of late, a part of that has been my apprehension in being able to access the data on my old drives. I also … Continue reading Amiga Fast File System Return to the Linux Kernel

Noodlings 7 | BTRFS, Ultra Widescreens and Floppy Drives

Not having faded into the Podcast ether yet, I bring this nonsense to you almost a week late. At least, a week later than I wanted to complete this. In an effort to keep you interested The 7th Noodling place of unrest BTRFS I have been using BTRFS on all of my openSUSE machines without … Continue reading Noodlings 7 | BTRFS, Ultra Widescreens and Floppy Drives

CPU Security Mitigation on openSUSE | Tuning it for Your Case

This is a little outside of my normal blatherings format but after stumbling upon a video from Red Robbo's YouTube channel. I wanted to investigate his claims that maybe, just maybe the security mitigations that I have chosen they are a bit excessive for my use case. Recently, openSUSE has added a feature to make … Continue reading CPU Security Mitigation on openSUSE | Tuning it for Your Case