i3 is the most famous tiling window manager designed for X11 and all the Linux people met him at least once in their life. It is fully configurable and it handles dynamically tiling, stacking, and tabbing layouts. But the use of i3, or of another tiling window manager, for everyday use, is not for all. It is not easy at[…]
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Feedly Notifier. A simple extension for reading RSS
Reading feeds is a very pleasant practice, not at the level of what happened at the time of the old BBS boards and not as gothic and Cyberpunk as the old Usenet rooms, but it is a somewhat retro system to stay informed and up to date. In this modern world, you have a lot of choices to read the[…]
Read moreTails. Keep the NSA away from your data
Tails, also called The Amnesic Incognito Live System, is a security and privacy focused Debian-based Linux distribution aimed at preserving your anonymity. The system is designed to work as a live system and will leave no digital footprint on the machine on which it is used unless you ask it to explicitly. Tails relies on the Tor anonymity network to[…]
Read moreGive Firefox a chance for a faster and secure Internet
We have been using Firefox for a very long time, practically for everything except some tasks that explicitly require Chrome, and we’re excited about it. Mozilla has done and is doing a great job to keep up with the times, to improve the user experience and, above all, to innovate more than others. Firefox, it is our personal opinion, it[…]
Read moreAtari VCS. Could it be a perfect Linux console?
The Atari VCS is one of the most awaited retrogaming operations, a perfect nostalgia dream for video gaming and retro technology enthusiasts. With a design taken directly from the original Atari console and powered with the latest top components, Ryzen primarily, the new VCS could be really an interesting device. A more powerful and more efficient architecture with an all-new[…]
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