Explore my video library alongside accompanying notes and references.

The Human Cost of Linux Desktop Extensions
It’s hard to make extensions for GNOME and KDE on Linux. Here’s why. Spoilers: everybody is right.
Explore my video library alongside accompanying notes and references.

It’s hard to make extensions for GNOME and KDE on Linux. Here’s why. Spoilers: everybody is right.

There’s no better video editor on Linux than DaVinci Resolve, but it’s still a royal pain to get working. I’m going to break down what’s needed to install it, using containers, the quirks of its DRM, and some ongoing problems.

Everyone complains that GNOME can’t do things, but I chose to give them a fair shake. I’m a big proponent of the default “as the developers intended™” GNOME, here’s why.

Don’t use Okta. Wait, you want to know more? How about the utter mishandling of user information and complete disregard for transparency?
YouTube Firefox is one of the longest living browsers still with us today (good riddance Internet Explorer) and is arguably the most customizable browser when comes to protecting your privacy. I have made lots of videos about Firefox, but lots has changed to Firefox since then and I want to take my time to take a step back to review the basics, update some of the configuration files I have, and why I still use Firefox as my daily browser. ...