GitHub is an incredible powerful tool, but using it in command line can be frustrating. So instead of doing something dumb like using SSH agent workarounds or Token exporting shenanigans to make git work in command line. We are going to use an amazing utility called gh to authenticate.
This standalone package manager is absolutely stunning and I can’t believe I’m just now discovering it’s true power.
read moreInstead of using the built-in package manager in Linux or some container that never puts the programs files in a usable spot, we will use Homebrew!
read moreNotes are vital to our productivity but often people either take too many notes or none at all. I sought to fix this by using a simplistic approach in the Obsidian app. I’ve tried notion and a variety of other offerings that always fell flat. Let me show you how I set this app for maximum productivity.
read moreThis comes from a reader that was a Sysadmin and transitioned from Linux to MacOS because of a visual impairment.
read moreLooking for a Tech Gift this holiday season? Here are the things I have my eye on and are worth considering.
read moreThis Project is to make Ubuntu and other derivative distributions (Mint, PopOS, etc.) look like MacOS. Version 20+ is required
read moreThese are all the issues we discussed on a live stream. I took all the community questions and made this webpage for them.
read moreThis article shows you how to automatically change your wallpaper on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
read moreThis goes over how to install macOS on pretty much any piece of hardware.
read more