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How to run your own servers, Docker stacks, and self-hosted services without losing weekends to config files.

systemd-sysupdate can replace your package manager

systemd-sysupdate can replace your package manager

systemd-sysupdate: block-level A/B image updater with cryptographic verification, automatic rollback, and atomic reboot for unattended fleets.

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Watch 500 news feeds on your own PC with World Monitor

World Monitor puts 500 news feeds on a globe you self host. It runs on local Ollama with no API keys, and has an MCP server for agents.

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Buzz is a team chat you host and your AI agents work in it

Buzz team chat is Block's self hosted Slack alternative where AI agents join channels with their own keys. Nostr relay, Rust crates, full audit trail.

Niri's scrollable tiling might ruin every other window manager for you

Niri's scrollable tiling might ruin every other window manager for you

A deep dive into niri, a Rust Wayland compositor with infinite horizontal window arrangement. Covers KDL config, daily workflow, and stack interop.

Fedora Silverblue, NixOS, or Vanilla OS: which immutable Linux holds up?

Fedora Silverblue, NixOS, or Vanilla OS: which immutable Linux holds up?

Immutable Linux keeps your root filesystem safe with atomic updates and instant rollback. Compare Fedora Silverblue, NixOS, and Vanilla OS approaches.

Gamescope brings HDR, VRR, and FPS caps to any Steam game on desktop Linux

Gamescope brings HDR, VRR, and FPS caps to any Steam game on desktop Linux

Gamescope brings HDR10, VRR, FPS capping, and integer scaling to Steam games on desktop Linux. Works with KDE Plasma, Hyprland, and GNOME.

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Alacritty vs Kitty in 2026: emoji and Unicode rendering, benchmarks, latency, memory, maintainer reputation, and the right terminal for you.

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Compare Sway, Hyprland, and COSMIC Wayland compositors. Covers tiling models, display handling, plugin ecosystems, and stability for your workflow.

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Get sub-10ms recording latency on Linux with PipeWire: quantum tuning, USB audio setup, Bluetooth codec fixes, JACK, and common fault fixes.

Build a self-hosted CI/CD pipeline with Gitea Actions and Docker

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Build a self-hosted CI/CD pipeline with Gitea Actions and Docker. Use GitHub Actions-compatible workflows without cloud dependencies or minute limits.

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Build a retro console with Pi 5 and RetroPie or Batocera. Emulate NES through PSP with hardware guide, emulator setup, CRT shaders, overclocking.

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