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Run Wikipedia, Maps, and AI Offline with Project Nomad
Project Nomad is a self-hosted offline knowledge server that bundles Wikipedia, maps, medical references, AI, and more into a single Docker-based suite. Here's how to set it up.
Fedora 44 Post Install Guide
Everything I do after a fresh Fedora 44 install — DNF tweaks, RPM Fusion, NVIDIA drivers, Docker, NetBird, and more, including the release-day gotchas I hit along the way.
Kubernetes in the Homelab: Setting Up a k3s Cluster on Real Hardware
I don't run Kubernetes in my homelab, and I don't think most of you need to either. But it's worth learning, so let's set up a real k3s cluster on three mini PCs from scratch.
Wayland is Taking Over... Will 2026 Be The Death of X11?
For years, Linux users have been experiencing the transition from X11 to Wayland. However, with GNOME 50 and KDE Plasma 6.8 both dropping support for X11, people are declaring the death of X11. But, is X11 actually dead, or will it remain around? With that, this article goes over the state of Wayland (and a little of X11) to determine if X11 is actually dead. This includes the state of Wayland on GNOME, Plasma, COSMIC, MATE, Xfce, Cinnamon, and more, as well as projects like XLibre and Phoenix X Server.
If You're Running Docker, You NEED to Check Out Dockhand
Discover Dockhand, a modern Docker management platform for home labs. Manage containers, stacks, updates, and remote environments with Hawser—all from one web UI.
Fedora Server Guide: Cockpit, ZFS, Podman, and more!
Build a complete home server using Fedora Server and Podman with ZFS storage, Cockpit management, NVIDIA GPU support, and essential self-hosted services.
How to Safely Upgrade or Downgrade the Kernel on Arch Linux
Learn how to safely upgrade or downgrade the Linux kernel on Arch using pacman, the downgrade tool, and the Arch Linux Archive.
Automate homelab chores with Ansible
Get started with Ansible to automate homelab tasks like server setup and Docker deployment using playbooks, roles, and Ansible Galaxy.