Showing posts with label linux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label linux. Show all posts
23 September 2020

Installing a Brother HL-1222WE printer on Linux (Fedora)

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I hoped I left printing and wasting paper behind me long ago, but here the COVID quarantine and online school (my daughter is first grade) f...
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14 February 2017

Valentine's

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For the Valentine's Day, a thematic selection from my pictures at the on-going protests in Bucharest (the events are covered more in-dep...
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28 June 2016

A F24 user story

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Honestly, nothing from the features in the announcement of the Fedora 24 release didn't manage to excite me intro upgrading my desktop...
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12 October 2015

LIF 2015

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For the last couple of years I didn't manage to attend myself the Linux Install Fest traditionally organized by ROSEdu at Politehnica ...
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03 September 2015

How I organize my photos

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Not long ago, there was a talk about how people deal with their photos: organize, edit, archive and such, and I gave then a partial answer....
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02 September 2015

The summer is over, the wallpapers are not

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I know that after the calendar the sun is over, but looking outside, it looks and feels like the middle of the summer. And the truth is, for...
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11 February 2015

Kdenlive video formats export

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A few years ago I used to regularly publish videos, so back then I started with an evaluation of FOSS video editors available for Fedora. At...
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20 November 2014

Shooting yourself in the foot, part 53326: Mozilla

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Step 1: with bad design decisions one after another (Australis is a shining example of that) slide yourself into irrelevance; Step 2: whe...
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30 April 2014

Pop Art

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Recently I took a very colorful and quite abstract picture, which I thought would make for an interesting 'pop art' effect. The proc...

Firefox 29

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Probably everybody already heard there is a new Firefox release and it changes many things and already has an opinion about it. Unfortunate...
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22 April 2014

Pseudo-HDR editing

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Usually I don't edit much my landscape photos, not because I don't know how but I prefer them this way. Still, recently I felt the n...
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10 April 2014

A license to print money

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We learned (link in Romanian) the Romanian government is negotiating with Microsoft for a Windows XP support extension in the public admini...
18 March 2014

DPI and photography

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There is a good understanding of DPI among hardware geeks (they may boast about how superior is tablet X due to a higher DPI display), still...
08 January 2014

On Red Hat and CentOS joining forces

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Red Hat and CentOS joining forces is a really smart move and it potentially is a win-win scenario for all parties involved: Red Hat, CentO...
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29 December 2013

Anaglyph

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Disclaimer: to properly read the following article, you need to have a pair of red-cyan 3D glasses, otherwise the images won't display a...
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