Nostalgia: wallpapers from Windows 98 and Windows 2000
Who can still remember the default green wallpaper from Windows 98 or the blue one from Windows 2000 (that was later used in Windows XP), and who goes “Gee, I’d like to use that wallpaper”?
Who can still remember the default green wallpaper from Windows 98 or the blue one from Windows 2000 (that was later used in Windows XP), and who goes “Gee, I’d like to use that wallpaper”?
I’ve decided to once again see if writing (short) reviews on apps I use frequently and that excite me is something I can get back into. I’ve done this in the past but it was never really a success.
This blog is written for no other reason than because I can. I’ve been using Starship for a while and I’ve configured it to be a (almost) 1:1 clone of the stock BASH shell PS1 variable which a lot of Linux distros use by default.
Yesterday I have purchases a AMD Framework 13" laptop. It will get shipped in the fourth quarter of the year. With these (short) blogs I’ll keep you guys updated.
It’s been possible to use Wayland (Wikipedia) with a nvidia graphics card in Fedora for quite some time now. For some reason unknown to me this has not been possible on my own main machine for a few months.
If you’re reading this you’re probably a (native) English speaker. In that case: welcome! With the redesign / rewrite of my website I’ve decided to also include / translate certain (key) pieces of content.