How to create a desktop shortcut for an application installed inside a Toolbx container
I provide a simple desktop file that creates a shortcut to the app installed in the container.
I provide a simple desktop file that creates a shortcut to the app installed in the container.
Tally is a nice hybrid application not using Electron. It enabled low memory footprint and provides most of the features of Plausible in a small sandboxed app.
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Trying out Fedora server in place of Ubuntu server. The results are surprising.
Originally with this new letter I intended to aggregate general technology and open-source new. But there are many different outlets already doing that. So, to make this newsletter more useful, I will be provided more development related news so the content will be more specific. The newsletter will be organized
The first quarter of 2023 filled with Ai and layoff news
How to Distrobox to create many different development environments.
Intro Cypress and Playwright are both end-to-end testing frameworks for web applications. Cypress is an all-in-one testing framework that makes it easy for developers to write and run tests for their web applications. It runs directly in the browser and provides a real-time debugging experience, allowing developers to easily see
Fix the Git integration within VS Code when working with Toolbox container.
Eufy security troubles, Where is Clippy now?, and a Radicle new code infrastructure
Here is how you can pick the right distribution for you out of the hundreds of Linux distributions out there.
Legal trouble for Github, new AMD CPUs, better Linux gaming, and more...
Get started with Rust. After building hello world let's build a server. Discover the hidden qualities of this growing language
First issue of the monthly newsletter
How to run VS Code flatpak with a toolbox container with code completion for any language
thoughts
Comparing Jenkins to GitHub Actions
how to
Gitea is a simple and hyper-focused git management solution. Here is how you can install it.
linux basics
Common terms in the Linux world, explained.
how to
Using a terminal workaround to start Flatpak applications in the background.
how to
Use Ansible and Terraform to setup your own file storage and more in the cloud.
how to
Use a combination of Terraform and Ansible to reduce the cloud costs.
how to
Let's learn how to install a Linux distribution.
linux basics
One of the first questions new users may ask themselves is what is a distribution. So let's explore that and answer that question.
thoughts
Using Fedora Linux for everything developing to conference calls. My experience and thoughts on the subject.
thoughts
A deeper dive into Helm install, upgrade, and uninstall.
graphql
In this article, I am going to show how to build GraphQL express server with apollo server and typescript including unit test setup with jest. This can also use as a starter template to build apollo express server quickly and can be developed further for respective api requirement. Let'
how to
Review of the DigitalOcean managed Kubernetes offering.
thoughts
DigitalOcean (DO) is a great solution for anyone from devs to companies. For everything from prototyping to enterprise applications.
Recently a cool new experimental feature was added to Chrome. We can get an overview of the CSS used on a website. For example: information about CSS elements, external stylesheets, colors, fonts, media queries and also unused declarations (if you want to optimize things you may want to check it
ideas
The beauty of Selenide is that it opens a browser automatically and closes it after each test. You don’t need to do anything, this is an out of the box feature. But what if you need to open a browser with a custom configuration, for e.g. open in
ideas
Deploying apps to Kubernetes with a reverse proxy ingress resource.