This is a brief review of the Raspberry Pi 400 that landed under my tree on the 25th of December. I have to admit that the Pi 400 is something I’ve been waiting to see for a long time and as a...
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I continue to be both amazed and confused by the Cloud Market. On the one hand there is a good selection of vendors and features available. On the other, a few...
The good folks in the Uno Platform community have ported the open-source Windows Calculator to Linux. And they’ve done it quicker than Microsoft could bring...
I forget how many times I’ve switched email client over the years, but I seem to have cycled over the options I’m aware of at least twice. Each...
I’m not sure that printing problems are particular to Linux, indeed I can remember struggling with printers as far back in the 80’s, working with...
As Plasma 5.20 is about to be released, I thought I’d do a quick piece on 5.19 as it’s readily available for anyone who wants to take it for a spin...
While I didn’t grow up with Unix, I used Unix throughout my academic and professional career. I first used SunOS Unix when I was a physics student at...
For anyone hosting a website, analytics will play a part in knowing how effective the site is in terms of how many visitors there are, which pages are being...
It’s relatively easy using current technology to set up your own blog or website, and if you use an online hosting platform then typically they will take...
Once upon a time there was a software company who had the world wide Operating System market all sewn up. Then one day, along came a baby penguin, no great...
If you’ve ever worked in technical support, you will probably be familiar with the query; “I accidentally deleted the file I just spent all day...
There are many ways to backup your files, and you’re probably familiar with some of them, but in current climate of data protection, GDPR, hackers...
Whether you’re a gamer or not, Unreal Engine and associated tools is an incredible feat of engineering and if you’ve ever wondered how game...
The expression a Linux Desktop means different things to different people, to the technical community is means reliability, flexibility, speed, ease of use, to...
