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    Run Solus With Openbox and Tint2

    2019-03-19 / No Comments

    I initially experimented running Solus with Openbox and Tint2 in one of my Solus installs under VirtualBox. I was able to get far enough along that I decided to take the plunge and install Solus as one of my daily drivers on my desktop computer. After a few weeks of experimenting and problem solving, I now have a very nice workable Openbox and Tint2 desktop environment running on Solus. In this blog post, I will share with you how I was able to setup an Openbox and Tint2 desktop environment under Solus Budgie v3.9999. With some variation, the same procedures should also work for the same version of Solus Mate…

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    Using an Amcrest IP3M-941B IP Security Camera Under Linux

    2019-01-20 / No Comments

    In this post, I provide details on using an Amcrest IP3M-941B IP security camera under Linux.

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    Manage Personal Medical Costs With GnuCash

    2018-12-30 / No Comments

    Learn how to use GnuCash to manage your personal medical costs.

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    Markup a Bible for Chronological Reading

    2018-12-09 / 2 Comments

    Enjoy reading your Bible more by marking it up for reading in chronological order.

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    Creating a WordPress Staging/Testing Site

    2018-10-14 / No Comments

    What are some of the reasons for creating a staging/testing site? First, to test new features, plugins, or themes you may be considering for your live site. Second, to test plugin, theme, and WordPress updates to make sure nothing breaks your live site. Third, to experiment without interrupting or breaking your live site.

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    Moleskine PIM Hack

    2018-09-23 / No Comments

    In 2009 I was searching the Internet for ideas of how to make a paper PIM (personal information manager). I came across a blog post by a Japanese lady named AK, where she detailed how she used a large Moleskine squared notebook to make a personal PIM/diary.

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