Linux

A guide to installing and running Claude Desktop on Linux systems using Nix Flakes

A guide to installing and configuring NixOS on WSL2, including graphical application support.

A personal journey from distro hopping and manual configuration management to discovering NixOS’s declarative approach, exploring how it solves common Linux setup challenges through configuration files, flakes, and reproducible environments.

Want to quickly copy file contents to your system clipboard from the command line? xclip is the tool for you.

I’m a big fan of tiling window managers. Today I use i3, which I happen to have configured to use dmenu, which is an efficient tool for searching across all your applications. I often find myself wanting to add custom applications to dmenu, say a custom script I’ve written, and I’d like to capture how that’s done. Example Desktop File Let’s say you want to add Postman to your dmenu. You’ll need to create a desktop file for it....

What Brew, a Brewfile is, and why you should be using them on OS X and Linux

What a Tiling Window Manager is and why you should be using one

A short script that helps one with multi-monitors focus

Simple approach to getting notified when a program finishes

How to add a custom application to the Pop OS Gnome Launcher so one can launch from the UI.