From Doom to My Own Emacs Config
Almost a year ago, I wrote (n)vim or Emacs? after moving from AstroNvim to Doom Emacs. I expected Emacs to feel dated and difficult to get into. Instead, Doom made...
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10 posts on Linux, security and software.
Almost a year ago, I wrote (n)vim or Emacs? after moving from AstroNvim to Doom Emacs. I expected Emacs to feel dated and difficult to get into. Instead, Doom made...
The last time I wrote about my distribution, I was moving from Void to Gentoo. Newer toolchains and more control over the software I needed for Noctalia made Gentoo a...
A conversation about trying new software somehow turned into one about cameras in earbuds. That is probably a fairly accurate summary of where consumer technology is heading.
A few days back I was doing a security review of Fluxer’s infrastructure and ran into something that caught me off guard. A design flaw in their WebSocket gateway that...
When I started working seriously on noctalia-shell, one of the first decisions I had to think about was dependencies. Not in the abstract, philosophical sense, but in a very practical...
Noctalia started in July 2025 as my solo project. Shortly after, Ferreo joined and shortly after is the time that Lemmy joined working on Noctalia. This turned into a small...
On October 29th, I wrote about my fresh start with Void Linux. I had been using Void for a while and genuinely enjoyed it. The system is clean, runit is...
Alright so it’s officially been a bit more than 30 days since I wiped my drive and commited to Voidlinux for real.And honestly? It’s been kind of… uneventful. In a...
4 days ago I decided to finally run Voidlinux on my main drive. I did try it before, but there were some quirks I couldn’t deal with, so I instantly...
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