Jack Wallen

If you’re looking for an easy way to get notifications from various services and scripts on your Linux data center servers to your Android or iOS phone, Pushover might be just the thing.

Interested in learning Python? Jack Wallen takes you through your first steps in building a simple application to take user input and write it to a file.

If you’re looking to deploy an in-house project management server, look no further than Wekan. Learn how to get this handy service up and running in minutes.

With just a bit of cobbling together, you can have a networked instance of Visual Studio Code up on your LAN.

If you’re looking to gain as much performance out of your Linux machine, you might try using noatime. Jack Wallen shows you how.

The developers of Vivaldi have released a new version that includes a much-improved Notes tool. Jack Wallen explains.

If you’ve added two-factor authentication to Bitwarden, but are wondering why it’s not working on the desktop client, fear not. Jack Wallen shows you how to unlock this particular magic.

Jack Wallen helps you piece together an affordable PC to run Linux on the desktop.

If your Apache page load times are slow, speed them up with mod_pagespeed. Jack Wallen shows you how.

Google and Canonical have joined forces to make Flutter available for the Linux desktop. Jack Wallen explains why this is important and how to install the SDK.

Learn how to sync your local Android device folders that house images and videos with your Google cloud account.

Looking for the means to carry with you an easy-to-use Linux distribution toolkit that will enable you to install Linux wherever you go? Look no further than Ventoy.