Marián Mižik @marian_mizik@bsd.network

Another addition to my sabbatical personal software project cleanup/publish offloading process. My web and gemini suckless static site generator. Details on my blog or github:

Web:
https://mizik.eu/blog/picogen-your-suckless-static-site-generator/

Gemini:
gemini://mizik.eu/blog/picogen-your-suckless-static-site-generator/

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Boosts are welcome.

#gemini

I have published my minimalistic Android launcher I am using as a daily driver for years. Details on my blog:

Web:
https://mizik.eu/blog/i-have-published-my-android-launcher/

Gemini:
gemini://mizik.eu/blog/i-have-published-my-android-launcher/

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Boosts are welcome.

I am on sabbatical starting this month. What a relief! First thing on my list was finally finishing and releasing my old project, that transforms 2013 smartphone to a badass environment monitor. You can read more on my blog:

Web:
https://mizik.eu/blog/smart-environment-monitoring-using-a-old-phone/

Gemini:
gemini://mizik.eu/blog/smart-environment-monitoring-using-a-old-phone/

Feel free to comment.
Boosts are welcome.

I have put my 1 year usage experience with #thinkpad #x330 into a new blog post.

Web:
https://mizik.eu/blog/thinkpad-x330/

Gemini:
gemini://mizik.eu/blog/thinkpad-x330/

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Boosts are welcome.

Second article regarding #openbsd and frequently asked, but never fully answered topics, is talking about whether OpenBSD is the right operating system for someone and what standard hardware/software/features are supported.

Web:
https://mizik.eu/blog/is-openbsd-for-you/

Gemini:
gemini://mizik.eu/blog/is-openbsd-for-you/

Like before, feel free to comment any corrections or missing things. Boosts are welcome.

Thanks @solene and @stsp for corrections regarding apmd, gtk4 and wifi drivers status in my article about #openbsd performance. Let me know everyone if there is something more to be added or corrected.

I also forgot to mention, that it is available on #gemini too:

gemini://mizik.eu/blog/how-to-optimize-performance-on-openbsd-desktop/

I have put all the knowledge I researched regarding boosting #openbsd performance on a desktop to one article. Please check it out:

https://mizik.eu/blog/how-to-optimize-performance-on-openbsd-desktop/

Feel free to comment if I have missed something or if you'll find a bug.

what is the #openbsd alternative to linux hdparm -t, or #freebsd diskinfo -t ? I need to measure disk read/write speeds and can't find a tool