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Chorus2 + Firefox 51 = Easier music streaming

One of many new features in Kodi 17 is the new default  web frontend, Chorus2. The old Kodi frontend was an extremely basic web remote that allowed you…

  • Post date February 12, 2017
  • Post categories In Desktop, Linux, Server

Upgrading to Kodi 17: The unintuitive bits

Move the old .kodi profile to .kodi backup and start over. Judging from the changelog there have been a lot of changes to the media libraries so we…

  • Post date February 12, 2017
  • Post categories In Linux

Running Kodi as a pure client on linux

When I got rid of the last Windows partition on any of my home computers, I thought I would finally give NFS a chance to replace CIFS as…

  • Post date February 11, 2017
  • Post categories In Desktop, Linux, Server

Squeezing the sponge: How to implement a buffering SMTP Handler in Python

…when he needs what you have gleaned, it is but squeezing you, and, sponge, you shall be dry again. – Hamlet One of the first things I implement…

  • Post date February 10, 2017
  • Post categories In Python

Setting default user session in GDM (default != latest)

Throughout most of my linux life I have had two desktops installed: Gnome and Openbox. The first for most everyday uses, the second specifically to create a no-nonsense…

  • Post date October 27, 2016
  • Post categories In Linux

Stackexchange Answers: Systemd and PIDs

Systemd tracks PIDs. This is kind of obvious but I never thought to investigate before today. These two commands have been and I suspect, will be, very useful:…

  • Post date October 22, 2016
  • Post categories In Linux

A Systemd service unit for Redshift

Redshift is a small utility that gradually – as day turns into night – shifts the colour composition of the light from your monitor. The later it gets,…

  • Post date September 21, 2016
  • Post categories In Desktop, Linux

“How To Satisfy Debian Dependencies Without Installing The Stupid Package”

I paid for a mindmapping program a couple of years back as I found the open source options somewhat lacking. The program uses java and the provided .deb…

  • Post date September 4, 2016
  • Post categories In Linux

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