102 posts about Linux phones, home automation, and open source development.
A from-scratch x86_64 kernel with zero lines of C, written in a Python-syntax language with its own compiler. Then the whole userland (init, shell, window system, desktop) was ported to run on a stock Linux kernel.
300-dimensional word vectors trained from scratch on ~2B tokens of freely-licensed text. Beats the original word2vec by 5.5 points using 1/3 the data. Every dataset DFSG-compliant, every weight reproducible.
Linux phones are shipping with hardware kill switches. But do they actually work?
The FLX1S by Fury Labs is one of those rare Linux devices that's actually good at being a phone. Let's take a look at what it can and can't do.
Playing around building a new DE for mobile Linux.
Check out the FLX1s from Furilabs
A quick overview of the Mecha Comet Linux phone upgrade
Documenting my work for the day in a fun way.
I tried daily driving a Pixel 3a running PostmarketOS. Let me show you how it went.
Jolla has a new community phone.
Something a bit different. Here is a song I wrote about phones in 2025.
Ever notice that AI gives you lousy output when you restrict it to using crappy tools?
Out with the old and in with the new! 2025 will be really hot for mobile Linux.
Want to use an AI-powered Linux desktop? Well, that's what MAGI OS is for.
MAGI (Machine Augmented GTK Interface) is a local open-source AI powered operating system.
Introducing MAGI, an AI-powered Linux desktop environment.
How good is Whisper Large V3. Very!
Hey everyone! Today, I'm excited to share my progress on a falling sand game powered by neural networks.
Discover the future of command line interfaces with our AI-Powered Terminal Assistant!
The FuriLabs FLX1s is a Linux phone that just works. Calls, texts, mobile data - out of the box.
Just what is the best Open Source Game engine, let's find out!
Full blog with source code for integrating Home Assistant with VOSK voice recognition and Python
Messing around with containerization with nspawn.
Poodillion - an operating system themed game.
A 3D visualization tool for exploring dependency trees.
Not useful, but funky.
A hacker is someone who enjoys playful cleverness - not necessarily with computers.
Read and copy any text from any app on the Librem 5.
Interactive debugging guide for Debian-based Linux distributions.
Learn how to navigate the GNU Linux filesystem.
Exploring how to boot and use old hardware.
Control or install just about any Linux OS, from one device.
A touch-friendly terminal interface using Multilsh
3D printing a custom phone case for the Librem 5.
How does the internet work?
Let a robot answer your phone for you.
Understanding the Linux boot process from power-on to login.
Use cellular data or Wifi at home to call or text.
Playing with Mupen64plus and Snes9x on a Librem 5 Dogwood.
Let's hack around with some Linux phone images.
The first GNU+Linux distro.
Android is less free than we were led to believe.
Let's go over localvoice and what-not.
A quick look at the Librem5's runtime and temperatures.
Let's go over the Librem5 chestnut hardware changes, and talk about Librem5 apps.
Let's see what it's like to use a Librem 5 in December 2019
Let's take a look at what runs on the Librem 5 birch batch.
Librem 5 calling functionality and software updates overview.
GNU/Linux phones!
Screen-capture, keyboard input, and a hacky way to install stuff. Plus, hear about the robot I'm working on!
Running server applications on the Librem 5.
You should know what Purism is up to.
Will the Librem 5 be able to run android applications?
Check out the latest software running on the Librem 5 dev kit.
Let's take a look at the progress over the last few weeks.
A comparison between the Librem5 and Sailfish OS.
GTK, Settings, Keyboard. Stuff is looking better!
Let's chat about the Librem 5.
Testing out some emulators and building an audiobook player.
Testing the new version of Plasma Mobile and a few games.
Testing different desktop environments on the dev kit.
Learn to install any version of Linux.
Playing with the Librem5 development kit.
![Librem 5 Development Kit [Onboard Screen]](https://img.youtube.com/vi/zxcj9fG2M2Q/mqdefault.jpg)
The screen story.
A look back at where we came from.
It's about time.
Playing with the Librem 5 dev kit.
![Librem 5 Development Kit [Booting]](https://img.youtube.com/vi/JMCWlRyVzgQ/mqdefault.jpg)
A look at the Librem 5 dev kit booting up
A quick look at Plasma Mobile.
![Librem 5 Development Kit [First Look]](https://img.youtube.com/vi/Ye3Vvxr9LJ4/mqdefault.jpg)
Setting up the Librem 5 Dev kit
Playing with the latest snapshot from the Librem5 dev VM.
Standard out and standard error overview
Going over the Tip calculator project
Going over the basics of python again.
Going over the basics of python again.
Fixing typos in Bash.
Learn how to build your own custom Linux distribution using SUSE's Kiwi tool
Review and install.
Now you can use Manjaro in Ubuntu, OpenSuSE, Fedora, ...
Linux 101
Get any Linux OS via Docker pull.
OpenSuSE just got more beautiful.
Let's talk about the initrd
Stop being afraid of UEFI.
What's small and runs Linux?
Yast (Yet another Setup Tool)
I'm open-sourcing my Desktop Environment. It's still in pre-alpha but I figured I should release it before Wayland completely deprecates X11.
How to reset roots password on Ubuntu, OpenSuSE, Redhat, /etc
Using TensorFlow WaveNet to generate campfire audio with a neural network
This is an online upgrade.
Reboot? Multiple methods to restart your Linux system.
If you want to find big file(s) in Linux... Watch this.
Exploring cheat codes for open world gameplay in Ocarina of Time.
Messing with Ubuntu 16.04
Learn how to kill processes in Linux using various command line tools.
A quick look at using x11/xinit manually.
How to manage stuff you start in a shell
How to chroot (aka: Change root) into a different Linux os.
Watch the video by \"Maths Town\". That's what I used as input for my Neural Network.
Watch the video by Maths Town. That's what I used as input.
Video was generated by a neural network trained on images of fire.... still needs a lot of work.
recurrent neural network trained on 15 Zelda songs.