6 articles
Tools like tcpdump or dig don't lie — they just often answer a different question than you asked. Why you shouldn't blindly trust the first finding when troubleshooting networks on Linux.
I just wanted to listen to the radio. No 400 MB Electron monster, no app that indexes my MP3 collection first. So I just built it myself.
What do you recommend to someone coming from Windows who just needs a working desktop? I put Zorin OS 18.1 through its paces on typical low-end hardware.
The most well-known macOS network monitor has arrived on Linux. Instead of kernel hacks, Little Snitch uses eBPF for granular app-level control. A look at the technology.
Windows 11 is increasingly becoming a black box. Why I insist on absolute control as an architect and consciously accept the rough everyday life of Arch Linux.
Bash remains the absolute standard on virtually every Linux system. A pragmatic look at terrible syntax decisions and the question of why we all still use it anyway.