Every Linux user knows the fresh install ritual. You’ve just wiped a drive, set up a new distro, made it through partitioning and the first boot, and now you’re sitting in front of a clean desktop feeling briefly triumphant. Then the list starts forming in your head. Browser. Media player. Office suite. Screenshot tool. Password…
There’s a ritual every Linux enthusiast knows well. You stare at a dusty old machine that has no business running a modern OS, you think “one more time”, and you install something just to see what happens. That’s exactly what I did. And CachyOS made me feel slightly embarrassed — in the best possible way. First,…
There’s a particular kind of dread that comes with self-hosting: you’re away from home, something needs urgent attention on one of your servers, and you’re staring at a firewall you don’t control, a hotel Wi-Fi that blocks everything, or a VPN setup that was “working fine last time.” I’ve been there more times than I…
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