openSUSE Leap 15.6 was released in June, while Linux Kamarada is at 15.5, released in May. As I'm developing the distribution's next release, I'm writing this "Linux Kamarada making of" series, in which I try to share how this development is done.

Continuing our series of posts about how to make an openSUSE-based distro, today I’ll show you how to create and build an RPM package on the Open Build Service (OBS). Remember that I use the openSUSE Build Service (build.opensuse.org), which is the free and public OBS reference server. Actually, we already created a package in the...

Have you just formatted your computer? Changed computers? Migrating from one browser to another? Or from Windows to Linux? Whatever your situation is, you want to take your bookmarks with you. Here are some tips that can help if you use Chrome, the most used browser in the world, or Chromium, its open base.

How to make a Linux distribution based on openSUSE is a tutorial that I’ve been thinking about doing for some time now. Now that Linux Kamarada has some versions released (15.5 being the current) and another is on the way (15.6) I think I can explain how to do it. I decided to take the...

We've seen what is a VPN, the Tor Network, and how to use it via the Tor Browser. Since on computers we mostly access websites, the Tor Browser is the best way to get started with the Tor Network on Linux. But you can also tunnel applications using the Tor client proxy. Here's how.

Have you just formatted your computer? Changed computers? Migrating from one browser to another? Or from Windows to Linux? Whatever your situation is, you want to take your bookmarks with you. Here are some tips that can help you if you use Mozilla Firefox, the default browser for Linux Kamarada 15.5.

As a reference, I will use the Arduino UNO R3 SMD board, which is the most used and documented board of the whole Arduino family, recommended for those who are getting started with electronics and tinkering with this platform for the first time.

Understand what a VPN is, why you should use it, learn about the Tor Network and see how to install and use the Tor Browser on Linux.

In the openSUSE world, a pattern is a list of packages that can be installed to some purpose. Each pattern has a corresponding RPM package, with a description of its purpose and a list of dependencies (which can be required, recommended or suggested packages). Patterns are designed to group related packages, but without inserting this...

Have you plugged your laptop to your TV, started a movie, sat on the couch and don’t want to have to get up to pause the movie, turn the volume up/down, etc? How cool would it be to use your smartphone as a remote control? Well, if you use the VLC media player, that is...