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| | | | | There's an easy way to reduce power usage on Linux laptops using Intel's Powertop utility. Powertop polls your existing power usage and recommends tunings for your hardware. I'll show you how to quickly make the most of your battery life using this tool as well as tuned and cpufreq. Install Powertop I'm using Fedora for... | |
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unencumberedbyfacts.com
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| | | | | I have been using Linux as my primary desktop environment for a long time. It can be impractical, annoying, even infuriating. But it's still my favorite operating system, and over the years I have grown accustom to its quirks and shortcomings. I also suffer from an occasional obsessive disorder with regards to problem solving. Specifically... | |
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zignar.net
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| | | | | Personal weblog about programming, linux, life, the universe and everything | |
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www.tumfatig.net
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| | | Once you have self-hosted email up and running, you may want to add the Calendar and Addressbook features to your service bag. Nowadays, the standard protocols regarding those subjects are CalDAV and CardDAV. I decided to go with Baikal , the dedicated CalDAV+CardDAV server based on the sabre/dav framework ; the same framework used in Nextcloud DAV services AFAIK. It relies on PHP and is available as a package on OpenBSD. | ||
