Posts related Arch Linux.

Posts & software related to blogging.

Blog posts related to my dotfiles (configs, etc.). Many of these will be very out-of-date but may provide some insights and/or inspiration.

Posts related to the one true editor, Emacs. Not to be confused with that other editor.

Tips & tutorials related to Firefox.

Anything I post related to Linux (i.e., most of my posts).

Posts related to mumbles, a notification system I used long ago before desktop notifications got standardized.

Posts related to open source software and software development. Likely ranty.

Random ideas, usually bad, almost always outdated by the time you reading them.

Rants, both informed and ill-informed; I’ll let you decide which is which.

A scattering of reviews. I only bother when I either really like something or really hate it.

Posts related to pointlessly tweaking and polishing my Linux setup in order to make it look nicer. Sometimes I even stumble across genuine usability improvements, but most ricing is just for the looks.

Posts related to the Rust programming language.

Random stories. Similar to my rants (with some overlap). Basically, random posts that may be fun to read but likely provide no actual value.

Posts explaining how to do something, fix something, etc. This is where you’ll find my useful posts.

Unfortunately, given how software evolves over time, I should probably say “once useful”. If you’re digging through the archives, check the dates.

All posts strictly related to Ubuntu.

These posts contain various programs & scripts that don’t really deserve their own project pages. Well, some of them do have project pages but most don’t.

Many of these will no longer work (software is an ever evolving ecosystem), but you’re free to salvage what you can.

Posts related to that other editor, Vim. Not to be confused with the one true editor.