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Discover how I installed ROCm, compiled Llama.cpp and ran various AI models on my AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395. I also cover some issues I encountered in this article.

This is more of a note for the future me. For a while, any non‑Latin fonts were not rendering on my ArchLinux install. Here's how I fixed it!

If you've played on large Minecraft networks, you may have noticed that sometimes, instead of being kicked to the main menu when a server crashes or restarts, you're quietly placed in an empty world. That "empty room" is what we often call a Limbo server.

In today's digital age, securing sensitive data is of utmost importance. One effective way to protect your data on a USB drive is by using Linux Unified Key Setup (LUKS) encryption. LUKS is a powerful and flexible encryption standard that ensures your data remains secure even if your USB drive falls into the wrong hands. In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of encrypting a USB drive using LUKS.

In this article I will cover how I created a Ceph cluster on a single node.

This article will cover how to install Ubuntu on the EMMC storage of the RK1, configure it in read-only mode and use the NVME as storage for Docker.

I recently received the Turing Pi 2.5 with 4 Turing RK1 modules, I wanted to build and maintain my own operating system images for the RK1s.

I never remember how to configure fstab properly and always end up breaking my system. Let's write a guide on how I configure my fstab so that I don't make the same mistakes twice!

After using Silverblue for six months, the package manager was starting to get really slow, so I decided to switch distro, Arch was my choice. The goal was to install Arch Linux with Full Disk Encryption and EFI boot. Here's how I did it.

Linux feels a bit sluggish on the VisionFive 2, so I wanted to install OpenBSD on my board since a RISC-V port is available.

The newly announced model by Mistral AI can show some really great results, let's see how we can run it locally!

For a long time I've been using the integrated password manager in my browser of choice. Starting with Google Chrome, Firefox and ended up on Brave.

I've been using Linux for years now, one of the main issue I am still getting after all these years is having the package manager fail during an update.