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Even though I'm far from switching to *bsd as my daily driver I'm eager to have a #OpenBSD laptop around. And as I feel the need to switch my #Thinkpad X270 back from OpenBSD 6.8 to Linux—for reasons—I installed OpenBSD 6.8 on an rather old i368 laptop: a Dell Latitude X1...

Also for my main machine (ThinkPad T25), I switched #Linux distro from Pop!_OS (essentially Ubuntu/Debian) rocking Regolith Linux—a well curated and appealing styled desktop environment based on #i3 tiling window manager and #GNOME—to Intel's Clear Linux*.

Just yesterday I stumbled on the Hacker News post about Sxmo: Simple X Mobile – A Pinephone UI that is simple and suckless.

OF COURSE I needed to try this out…

In recent years I've become an avid user of csvkit, a suite of command-line tools for converting to and working with CSV—which for me has become the king of tabular file formats.

Then, just recently, I've learned about xsv…

The team of the open source messenger application Delta Chat just recently released their #iOS client…

Finally, a fast, simple (a.k.a. zero-stress) #journaling app w/ privacy in mind: ZenJournal

I'm quite exited by the idea as well as the team behind Tailscale: a mesh #VPN—claiming and aiming for “Private networks made easy [finally]“…

I've installed OpenSnitch, a GNU/#Linux port of the rather well known macOS application Little Snitch…

I'm using Regolith Linux—a well curated and appealing styled desktop environment based on #i3 tiling window manager and #GNOME—on all my Pop!_OS #Linux machines.