Let’s talk about the logo that the Fedora community is talking about and analyzing. I’m really too happy that the Fedora Project, one of my favorite Linux distro, is evaluating a new logo proposal. Fedora was my first distro and I will undoubtedly be tied to her for the lifetime. It has served me faithfully every time on laptops, desktops,[…]
Read moreAndroid studio AVD issue with Ubuntu is really annoying because Android Studio environment has a lot of built-in parts and one of the most useful is Android Virtual Device Emulator. Android Studio rants unable to load driver and AVD doesn’t start Android Virtual Device Emulator helps you to test your applications in an easy way and without using a[…]
Read moreawesome is a highly configurable window manager for X. It is very fast, extensible and primarly targeted at power users and developers. If you want to have fine-grained control on graphical environment, awesome is for you. If you’re on Arch, take a look here. For details on how to config the wm like the one in picture, go on[…]
Read moreThe Linux operating system represents one of the most significant technological achievements in modern computing. From powering enterprise-grade servers to running embedded systems and smartphones, Linux has become a cornerstone of digital infrastructure. Unlike proprietary operating systems, Linux is open-source, meaning its source code is freely available, modifiable, and distributable. This openness has fostered a global ecosystem of developers, organizations,[…]
Read moreWhen Apple introduced Stage Manager in macOS Ventura (2022), it was pitched as a revolutionary way to manage multitasking: keeping your workspace clean, grouping apps together, and making context switching seamless. By July 2025, Stage Manager has matured, received iterative updates through macOS Sonoma and macOS Sequoia, and gained adoption among a subset of Mac power users. But there’s a[…]
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