With my new x260 thinkpad, I came to install kubuntu. The main reason it’s not the usual debian testing with xfce4 was that debian, even the firmware image, didn’t had the wifi firmware for the x260. I tried PopOS randomly, which didnt include the drivers too. Next choice was kubuntu then, since I was a … Read moreFalling in love with KDE
I bought a refurbished thinkpad x260 and the bios locked with the seller can not supply the password. Since I need at least a seperated kali for pentesting and used virtual box until today, I would need virtualization enabled. Which wasn’t unfortunately. So I am exploring ways to use kali as a lxc container. A … Read moreUsing kali in lxc container the easy way
To have the signal desktop client running on testing, one needs to install 2 packages from the buster release. I will update how that works out. https://packages.debian.org/buster/amd64/libindicator7/downloadhttps://packages.debian.org/buster/libappindicator1/download Update: Seems to work good 🙂
I recently was asked by a colleague how i would find all these cool applications I come up with. As I was looking for an alternative to the popular design tool InDesign, I thought to reveal one of my favorite tools in finding great stuff online. AlternativeTo.net is so valuable to find previously unknown tools. … Read moreHowto find cool apps