Intro I built this site to keep some thoughts written somewhere but also as an exercise. Although I’ve work many years as a Linux SysAdmin (or maybe because of that) I didn’t want a full blown CMS, with database, web server, php, backend administration and so on.. I wanted something simple and easy to maintain, cheap and free (as in freedom). CMS like WordPress generate pages dynamically, making database calls, running code interpreters like php, etc....
Intro In the previous post I explained how I used Hugo to build a static website. Once you have you content generated, your next step should be to put it somewhere so it can be reached. This can be a directory shared by your own webserver, a hosting service.. but let’s make it more interesting. Using a Git repository By using a git repo, you can store and track changes of your files....
Operating System Updated apps + Extended repository (AUR) = Arch Linux Resources Arch Wiki Professional Audio RealTimeConfigurationQuickScan Arch Linux Pro-Audio Binary Repo LinuxMusicians Forum Digital Audio Workstation Powerfull+Customizable+Efficient+Linux = Reaper Resources https://forum.cockos.com/forumdisplay.php?f=20 https://reapack.com/repos https://admiralbumblebee.com/ReaperScripts.html Scripts Key Sequences: https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=269134 Fast FX Finder https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=229807 MIDI Chordgun https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=213180 Plugins FX Name Website Package Airwindows https://www.airwindows.com/ - bkFX https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=369138 - Dragonfly https://michaelwillis.github.io/dragonfly-reverb/ dragonfly-reverb-vst TAL Plugins https://tal-software.com/products tal-*-bin Tukan https://forums.cockos.com/showthread.php?p=2506848 (reapack) Resources Linux Native Plugins:...
I want to talk about the operating system I’ve chosen as my daily driver: Arch Linux. Why I wanted to change my OS I’ve been using Arch for a couple years now. Before that I had been an Ubuntu user since it’s beginnings (around 2005), and before that Debian, which is still my OS of choice for servers. Before discovering Arch, I was more or less satisfied with Ubuntu and it’s derivatives, but I had several “pain points”:...