1-Click Linux alpha has been released just now! You can buy it now at a price of a T-shirt. I added some demo videos so that you know what you get before you pay. The bottom line is, you can download two files, click through a wizard, and watch your Windows PC reboot into ZorinOS with no settings tweaking or external storage media. You should definitely check it out, because I believe this will be the near future of OS distribution, because in 2026 virtually all laptops and pre-built PCs are coming with Windows preinstalled. Not to mention the hardware you already have. ...
Announcing 1-Click Linux: this time I made something so self-contained and so near the ‘finished’ state that I would like to sell it. Yes, I do believe free / libre / open source software can be released and sold for money, just like DRM-free e-books. With no tracking. The project is basically a nice-looking .exe that guides the user through an installation wizard and reboots to a live GNU/Linux system. I wonder if there is someone who would be interested in testing it, or even buying. ...
I have used many laptops so far, as daily drivers or otherwise. I have daily driven an old HP Compaq (4:3 screens era), a newer HP Compaq, a Lenovo and a Dell Latitude. Not a single laptop has ever failed me in so many ways as my Acer Swift 3. Other laptops I will not tell the story of the (more recent) Dell Latitude, simply because I only used it for one year. Suffice to say the only problem I had was a RAM failure and it needed a motherboard replacement because it was soldered LPDDR (avoid this thing). ...
Content warning: discusses divisive topics. If only you stopped and exercised your own opinions a tiny little bit. You’re not only not listening. You don’t listen at all. Both of you. Actually, all of you, loud shouters. Yeah, I know. The mediator entered the chat. But seriously. I am an outsider to most of the issues and I can tell you a lot. This is a small blog, so if you are reading this, chances are I know who you are and admire you for what you have done. I would not create these awesome things you made. You are an awesome person. We all are. ...
Ever wanted to try Plan 9 but it did not work? Just kidding. My setup involves a Linux router as a file server, a Raspberry Pi 2 CPU server, and a generic netboot config for amd64 terminals (including QEMU). File server on the router means DHCP (of course it does it already; OpenWRT uses dnsmasq), PXE (TFTP provided by atftpd) and finally a 9P server (u9fs; maybe in the future you can run an actual file server, like gefs, with Uglendix). ...