DistroTube (19.08.2021) One of the most popular pieces of free and open source software is Gimp (GNU Image Manipulation Program). It is the free and open source alternative to things like Adobe Photoshop. I’ve used… A Beginner’s Guide To Gimp
DistroTube (12.04.2021) In my never-ending quest to find the perfect way to create beautiful (yet minimal) websites, I had to try out Org Export in Emacs. Since I tend to write everything in Org Mode… Create Beautiful Websites Using Emacs Org Mode
DistroTube (21.11.2020) This is a top 12 list of Linux apps that I think everyone should know about, and probably should be using. Most of the programs I list are cross-platform, so you could use… The 12 Linux Apps Everyone Should Know About
DistroTube (28.03.2020) So I see this has been a hot topic in the Linux community lately. And that topic is choice. And specifically the choices that we present to would-be New Linux Users. And the… New Linux Users Should Be Given Ubuntu Rather Than Choice
DistroTube (22.06.2021) In this lengthy video, I go over some of the changes I would make with Ubuntu (with GNOME) if I were using it as my daily driver. I don’t make drastic changes like… Taking Ubuntu To The Next Level
DistroTube (13.04.2019) Gopher is an alternative protocol to the standard http (world wide web) protocol. The modern web is slow, bloated and just sucks due to the Internet being dominated by the likes of Google,… The Web Is Broken Beyond Repair. The Alternative? GOPHER!
DistroTube (05.06.2021) Nyxt is a keyboard-oriented, infinitely extensible web browser designed for power users. Conceptually inspired by Emacs and Vim, it is fully configurable in Lisp. Nyxt allows you to customize all functionality. Every single… Nyxt Is The Most Customizable Web Browser EVER
DistroTube (12.06.2021) Probably one of the most common Vim/Emacs questions that I get is “Why would I choose Emacs over Vim?” Or “what does Emacs have to offer that Vim doesn’t?” You see this question… What Are The Benefits Of Emacs Over Vim?
DistroTube (04.12.2019) In this video, I’m going to quickly go through some of the basics of using Emacs, the text editor!