Sometimes, you just need Ubuntu. In my daily life, I usually use Arch Linux as my daily driver (barring GNUless November). It works amazing, the AUR is a blessing from Harambe, etc etc, all the stuff you’ve probably already heard from Arch users. The problem is that unfortunately, not all…

Web developers are no strangers to hijacking regular browser functions in order to do something they consider “cooler”. Overall, this is probably a plus; without overriding regular browser functions, modern website functionality we take for granted today (for example, Single Page Applications) wouldn’t be possible. …

bibify A free and open source citation generator. DISCLAIMER: This article is shameless self promo. The links for the frontend and backend source code are here: https://gitlab.com/bibify. If you want to read about how we did it, go on. We’ve all had to do it: a teacher assigns a research project and says that it needs a full…

D-Bus is the standard for inter-process communication for Linux desktop applications. Both Qt and GLib have high-level abstractions for D-Bus communication, and many of the desktop services we rely on export D-Bus protocols. However, D-Bus has its shortcomings — namely a lack of documentation. Let’s explore how to write our…