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Christoph Langner

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March 2025 7 posts

  1. GNU/Linux

    Keeping Docker containers up to date with Dockcheck

    Keep your Docker containers up to date without a web GUI? Dockcheck handles updates and cleanup right in the terminal!

    3 min read

  2. Android

    The new Linux VM for Android: An overview

    Google's new Linux VM for Android lets you run Debian in a virtual machine. It's still unstable, but it has potential. For now, Termux remains the better choice for a …

    4 min read

  3. GNU/Linux

    Custom Nautilus scripts: Convert images to WebP

    Nautilus scripts can make your GNOME desktop a lot more efficient. This example lets you convert images to WebP right in the file manager, without opening a separate image editor.

    3 min read

  4. GNU/Linux

    Ad Blocking by Group with Pi-hole

    With groups in Pi-hole, you can exempt devices from ad blocking and tailor the ad filter to each one individually.

    3 min read

  5. GNU/Linux

    Termsonic: A Subsonic Client for the Terminal

    Termsonic is a lean Subsonic client for the terminal. It lets you play and manage your music straight from the command line, which makes it a good fit for minimalists …

    3 min read

  6. GNU/Linux

    Better Firefox integration in GNOME: WebDAV and more in the file dialog

    Here's how to enable the GNOME file dialog in Firefox: get direct access to WebDAV, Nextcloud, and remote drives by using the native GNOME file picker, for better integration on …

    3 min read

October 2024 3 posts

  1. GNU/Linux

    Text-to-Clipboard for the Nautilus/Files File Manager

    The Copy File Contents extension copies the contents of a text file straight from the Nautilus file manager to the clipboard, no detour through an editor needed.

    3 min read

  2. GNU/Linux

    Add Water installs the GNOME theme for Firefox

    The Add Water app makes installing the GNOME theme for Firefox easy. It lets you blend the browser into the GNOME desktop and improves how browsing looks and works.

    2 min read

  3. GNU/Linux

    Kate as a Markdown editor with live preview

    Kate offers a live preview for Markdown documents. As is typical for KDE, though, the feature is hidden away in the almost endless depths of the settings, and you also …

    3 min read

July 2023 1 post

  1. GNU/Linux

    Battery Health Charging: Extend Your Battery’s Lifespan on GNOME

    Many laptops and smartphones today come with built-in batteries and glued-shut cases. That makes for compact, waterproof devices, but it also leads to planned obsolescence. To go easy on the …

    3 min read