This article explains how to check to see if your network is secure, and if you have any open ports or services that could be vulnerable to attack. It covers both Windows and Linux operating systems, and provides step-by-step instructions for using various tools to scan your network for vulnerabilities.
read moreOver the past 8 years I have used Linux desktop as my primary daily use PC. Before then I used Windows since the 3.11 release back in the early 90s. As someone with over 10 professional Windows certifications and 20+ years as a Windows power user, the transition wasn’t easy—but it was worth it.
read moreThis shows you how to enable VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) in Xorg on Linux. This is useful for gaming and reducing screen tearing.
read moreOn many Linux systems, IPv6 is prioritized over IPv4 by default. This can lead to connectivity issues if the network or services you are trying to reach are not fully compatible with IPv6. To prioritize IPv4 over IPv6, you can modify the system’s address selection policy.
read moreThis article explains how to patch programs from forks using Git. It covers the steps to clone a forked repository, create a patch file, and apply it to the original repository.
read morevkBasalt is a Vulkan post-processing layer that brings ReShade-like capabilities to Linux. It allows you to apply various visual effects to Vulkan-based games and applications, enhancing the overall graphical experience.
Note: This does NOT work with OpenGL games!
read moreConfiguring Monitors in Hyprland is amazing! You can specify monitors by type AND serial numbers.
read moreDo we really need Google Gemini, Apple Intelligence, or Microsoft CoPilot?
read moreI’ve officially been on Arch Linux for 366 days and have DONE EVERYTHING I can do to break it.
read moreThis shows how to setup iSCSI on Boot in Linux
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