The video that announced this to the world has been viewed quite a few times now. While it uses an early version of the code that I developed for this, so doesn’t reflect the code as it is now, you can find it below for historical purposes: from https://snapcraft.ninja/2020/07/29/systemd-snap-packages-wsl2/
Today, I’m excited to launch Keyoxide.org, the lightweight and FOSS solution to make basic cryptography operations accessible to regular humans. Keyoxide. from https://yarmo.eu/post/keyoxide
Broadly speaking, most snaps in the Snap Store fall into one of two categories, desktop applications and server daemons. The graphical applications such as Chromium and Spotify use desktop files, which ensure they can be opened on demand by any user via a menu or launcher. from https://snapcraft.io/blog/split-personality-snaps
What can only be described as pure programmer sorcery, the emulator 3dSen PC is out now and breathes new life into many classic NES games and it’s brilliant. from https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2020/06/incredible-emulator-3dsen-pc-converts-classics-into-3d-and-its-out-now
While Ubuntu server is officially supported on the Pi 2, 3, and 4 (including the new 8GB RAM variant of the Pi 4), getting the Ubuntu desktop running on the mini PC has so far been a community effort. from https://joeress.com/ubuntu-20-10-desktop-to-gain-official-raspberry-pi-support/
Fed up of the relaxation of the distancing rules? Has unlimited outdoors exercise caused uncomfortable chafing? Do you want to spend more time in front of a computer screen this weekend? Here’s some games I’ve packaged just for you; all available on the Snap Store for your favourite Linux distribution and ranked in order of…
The history of 1-bit music is inexorably linked to the history of computational music; 1-bit synthesis often presents itself as the simplest solution when generating digital audio (see “Fundamentals” section). from https://online.ucpress.edu/jsmg/article/1/1/44/2337/The-1-Bit-InstrumentThe-Fundamentals-of-1-Bit
By the early 90s, the ZX Spectrum appeared hopelessly outdated. from https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2020-05-03-the-story-of-your-sinclair
sc-controller is a neat little utility which allows Linux users to use a Steam Controller to play non-Steam games. I’ve used it for a long time on Ubuntu to play games like Pillars of Eternity from the comfort of my armchair. Sadly, it is built with the now-deprecated python2 technology, and the upcoming 20.04 release…