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Managing your self-hosted home lab can get complicated if you are self-hosting a lot of applications. If the URL of the web pages of those services are not bookmarked in your browser, you may forget how many services you have installed or running unless you SSH to your web server and then running htop. This […]

If you are even slightly active in the tech world, or if you care about your privacy, you’ve likely heard of the Signal application which lets you message anyone in your contact list completely privately and in an end-to-end encrypted manner. Signal is very secure, and we have covered it as well. However, as you

The Steam Deck hardware from Valve has achieved significant success, prompting other companies like ASUS to enter the gaming handheld market. What this success demonstrated is that people want a laid-back experience while gaming, a simple easy-to-operate machine that does not get in your way (and can be operated with a controller), so users have

The Raspberry Pi is a highly useful mini-computer that you can use to create a local home server. While you can install Linux distributions on this device, the process is not entirely as simple as flashing an ISO to a USB drive and then installing it on an SSD. And unlike traditional CPUs which are

Flatpak is a really secure and sandboxed packaging format that allows developers to publish their applications without having to worry about the dependencies and the specific versions they have to pull while installing their applications on different Linux distributions. For users, this results in slightly larger downloads and disk space usage because all the libraries

Spotify is perhaps the most popular streaming platform worldwide. On Linux, this platform has some caveats (such as the controversial use of Electron in the client) but it works really fine if you use it in a web browser. However, the free tier of Spotify is sometimes annoying to use even with a third-party client

yt-dlp is a very advanced command line-based video and music downloader that was developed by forking the original youtube-dl project. We have covered both of the tools in detail if you want to take a look over how they work. However, since not many of the users would want to write commands in the Terminal to