One of the most classic sysadmin/DevOps tasks is to use secure shell to connect to remote machines. To persist those connections, a terminal multiplexer is often used, tmux and screen being the two most popular ones. In this post I will cover a few different client-side and server-side ways to have ssh automatically spawn tmux upon connection. ...
In this post we will learn how to share environment variables (e.g. $GDK_SCALE) between a system user session and X11/Xorg. ...
This post describes some tooling usages to watch for file changes and run or reload a command whenever they happen. ...
Last year I found out about Advent of Code. ...
This document describes my workflow to manage APKBUILDs for the aports repository in Alpine Linux. ...
This document describes my workflow to manage PKGBUILDs for the AUR (Arch User Repository) in Arch Linux. ...
Use case: Given an Alpine Linux diskless1 installation meant for a Raspberry Pi setup, we would like to add a persistent storage component to it to make it survive across reboots. ...
This is a follow-up post of Keychron K2: Linux Setup. The previous post focused on the configuration of the keyboard, this one focuses on its user experience from the point of view of a Software Engineer. ...
In the same spirit of my first PKGBUILD and Ebuild, herein I will describe my first APKBUILD. ...
In this post we will learn how to define a command-not-found hook to the apk(8) package manager in Alpine Linux. Sneak peek Before: $ podman zsh: correct 'podman' to 'pod2man' [nyae]? n zsh: command not found: podman After: $ podman zsh: correct 'podman' to 'pod2man' [nyae]? n podman may be found in the following packages: <cmd:podman> podman-3.4.4-r1 x86_64 {podman} (Apache-2.0) ...