A barebones place for my thoughts. Some of my writing is also on the elementary blog, and I’ve written a few pieces for Android Police.
Today I was trying to spin up a toolbox (or more recently rebranded to toolbx) container with Fedora 36 for some development/CLI tools on…
I’ll probably expand on this in the future, but I am fairly proud of how this turned out! A client wanted a back-to-top button…
A bit over a week ago I wrote how I was moving on from my involvement at elementary, Inc. and the elementary open source…
Over the last decade, I’ve worked to help build elementary into what it is today: a world-class operating system lead by a team who…
We just released OS 6.1 in December, and this month we’re back with a handful of updates and fixes. An update to Mail brings…
Over the past couple of months we’ve conducted a user interface study to dig into how people multi-task on elementary OS as well as…
elementary is proud to announce our first ever partner device: StarBook Mk V from Star Labs, available today on the elementary Store. Learn More…
This past week was Thanksgiving in the US, which for my family means decorating for the holidays is in full swing. In a similar…
Recently there’s been a lot of discussion within the open source desktop space about GNOME, LibAdwaita, and the future of “theming” on GTK-based platforms…
We’re back with your monthly report on updates to elementary OS 6! It was another incredibly eventful month as we continued fixing reported issues…
It’s been a long road to elementary OS 6—what with a whole global pandemic dropped on us in the middle of development—but it’s finally…
Developers and testers, elementary OS 6 Beta 2 is available now! For a refresher on what a beta is, the release schedule, and how…
Developers and testers, it’s the day you’ve been waiting for: elementary OS 6 Beta is available now! We first started talking publicly about elementary…
For the past several months our web team has been working on a new merch store to replace the old manual front-end—and we’re ready…
There’s a new update for the always-incognito web browser for elementary OS! Ephemeral 7.1 integrates even better into your workflow by introducing a new…
We’ve been on a bit of a device enablement kick lately: from Pinebook Pro and Raspberry Pi to Slimbook, Laptop With Linux, and Star…
I’m a huge fan of static site generators like Jekyll, which I’m using for my website and various elementary sites like the elementary Blog….
This year has been very busy and productive for elementary—and at the same time, it feels like it has flown by, thanks in large…
Following our efforts to bring elementary OS to the ARM-based Pinebook Pro, we’ve added experimental builds for the ARM-based Raspberry Pi 4 series—including the…
You might be familiar with the situation: you have what should be a perfectly-good computer, but it’s crashing, running slowly, or infected with some…
It’s been nearly two years since I first released Ephemeral—the always-incognito web browser for elementary OS—on AppCenter. In that time, I’ve added zoom, a…
| Left: Slimbook Pro X | Right: Slimbook Apollo Slimbook (English version) offers several laptops, desktops, mini desktops, and all-in-ones with elementary OS. Based in… |
Moving away from Google Chrome was probably the easiest migration in my de-Googling efforts. I’m not a huge user of bookmarks, history, or extensions,…