Linux ClockworkPI DevTerm The Clockwork development team was kind enough to ship out a couple of dev units for the Manjaro ARM team and I was lucky enough to get one. The DevTerm is an rk3399 based small formfactor computer with a screen and keyboard. It has 4 GB of RAM and built
Linux This month in Manjaro (December 2021) This is my periodic posts on whats going on in Manjaro land. It's a small collection of notable changes, updates and community news in and for the Manjaro community. As I am a Manjaro ARM developer, some of the information will probably be ARM-biased. See this as a Manjaro Podcast,
Linux This month in Manjaro (November 2021) This is my periodic posts on whats going on in Manjaro land. It's a small collection of notable changes, updates and community news in and for the Manjaro community. As I am a Manjaro ARM developer, some of the information will probably be ARM-biased. See this as a Manjaro Podcast,
Linux This month in Manjaro (October 2021) This is my periodic posts on whats going on in Manjaro land. It's a small collection of notable changes, updates and community news in and for the Manjaro community. As I am a Manjaro ARM developer, some of the information will probably be ARM-biased. See this as a Manjaro Podcast,
Linux This month in Manjaro (September 2021) This is my periodic posts on whats going on in Manjaro land. It's a small collection of notable changes, updates and community news in and for the Manjaro community. As I am a Manjaro ARM developer, some of the information will probably be ARM-biased. See this as a Manjaro Podcast,
Linux This month in Manjaro (August 2021) This is the beginning of my periodic posts on whats going on in Manjaro land. It's a small collection of notable changes, updates and community news in and for the Manjaro community. As I am a Manjaro ARM developer, some of the information will probably be ARM-biased. See this as
Linux Ryzen 7 2700 + RX 560 vs. Ryzen 7 5700G I just got a new APU, because I wanted to switch out my old setup for a new CPU, that is more energy effecient and a fan that makes less noise. I read online that the Ryzen 7 5700G would be a great way to do this, for my current
Linux My Home Server setup I have been running a home server for about some years now. And no, it's not an Intel dual-Xeon or anything crazy like that. My home server has actually always been an ARM box. The first one I ever did, was with the Raspberry Pi 1 Model B with 512
