Recently, I came across a tool called Oomox which helps you make GTK themes. I wanted to make a theme that would suite me while being robust enough that elements don’t look out of place. I present to you the Azure GTK theme pack. It is based off Arc but […]
So exFAT is a type of file system which improves upon the well known FAT file system. If you ever used FAT before, you’ll know that there is a copy file size limit. So if you have a large USB, you’re better off with NTFS if you’re going to use […]
Recently, I was using Windows 10 and I was impressed by its revamped screenshot tools. I’ve been a fan of the screenshot feature called “snip & sketch” and the default is simply perfect (super + shift + s). Since I use GNOME day-to-day, I wanted to have a shortcut to […]
So you want to setup your own office suite because you want to be in control. Thanks to tools like Nextcloud and ONLYOFFICE, Collabora Online and other free and open source tools, we can setup system which is free from Google and Microsoft’s vendor lock-in and privacy-invading tactics. In this […]
Recently I had this problem in LibreOffice Writer where I would scroll and the whole program would just lockup, the only workaround was to wait or resize the window. As it was related to graphics, after looking through the settings, I disabled the “Java runtime environment” and the issue is […]
I’m proud to announce that Mylist is now officially live on the Play Store! It can also be downloaded as a standalone APK file from here. Mylist is a list app designed to be easy to use and stay out of your way. You can create a shopping list, quickly […]
If you’re an Engineering student at RMIT University, you probably have come across the OUSB Board. This board is similar to an Arduino however it has a bunch of inputs and sensors and is powered by an Atmega32A. I found this board to be a great learning experience as I’ve […]
During my uni break, I decided to write a little Android app based around the idea of being a notepad / list where the user can add and delete “notes” as they wish. One of the goals of the app is to be simple to use and out of your […]
For a university subject, I was given a Linux image to use which comes with all the tools ready to go. All I had to do was download Virtual Box and run the VM. However, because I like QEMU, I wanted to see if I could get it to work […]
Recently, I ran into an issue where I’d open my file manager with Start + E and to my surprise, it launches Visual Studio Code instead of Nautilus. After doing some research, I found a solution to this problem. The problem has to do with Visual Studio taking precedence in […]