Palaeontologist: Dinosaur Footprints – Biomechanics – Simulation
I was previously using Bluefin fairly extensively. And I was mostly happy — aside from a few niggles, I was able to mostly stay in Linux and only boot into Windows occasionally. Some of the niggles were just Microsoft clashing with Linux — Outlook required for work, etc. Other niggles — sleep not working, high... Continue Reading →
I've been using Windows Hello face unlock on my desktop for years, and it's one of those things you don't realise how much you rely on until it's gone. You sit down at the machine, look at the camera, and you're in. No faffing about with passwords, no keyboard mashing while half-asleep. It just works.... Continue Reading →
I've been running Linux as my primary desktop for a while now — specifically Bluefin (the immutable Fedora-based distro with dinosaurs) on an ASUS ProArt P16 laptop with an RTX 5090 Mobile and AMD HX 370 processor. The migration from Windows is basically done, but there are still a few edge cases that remind me... Continue Reading →
