Linux 7.0 is Out: Here is Why You Probably Don’t Need to Care (Yet)
Another month, another Linux kernel release. This time we’ve hit the big 7.0, which sounds like a massive milestone. In reality, it’s just business as usual for the people who…
Linux & FOSS
I Don’t Use Twitter or Microsoft. My Logs Disagree.
It is 21:45 on a Saturday evening. I am the only person actively online in the house. My phone is the only device I am using. The kids’ tablets are…
Little Snitch on Linux: A Proprietary “Solution” to a Solved Problem
The arrival of Little Snitch on Linux is a sign that the mainstream is finally waking up to the “chatty” nature of modern software. But we do not need to…
The Golden Cage: Why the “Year of Linux” Might Actually Be a Trap
I’ve spent years banging on about Linux being the only sane escape from Big Tech’s constant overreach. It’s not just theory, either. My sister recently handed me a 2020 MacBook…
The Long Road to CachyOS: Why I Finally Quit the Microsoft Ecosystem
I’ve been a Windows user since Windows 3.1. For nearly four decades, I wasn’t just a user; I was a dedicated fanboy. I lived in the ecosystem. I had the…