A few weeks ago, I finally did the final switched and completely nuked my Windows 11 install from my workstation.
The last thing that was keeping me on Windows, VR, is now pretty much painless on Linux. All of this thanks to the guides provided by Linux VR Adventures, and most particularly, the software Envision which allows you to set up and start everything is a very painless way.
As I mentioned multiple times in the past, my distro of choice is Fedora, given it’s really easy to install, use and maintain.
This week we also had some great news, a new Fedora version, 42 which brought on a bunch of cool stuff.
As expected the upgrade was painless, and now my workstation is shinier than ever (just ignore my awful PC building skills and the fact that some USB ports might be fried by now).
I also switched RSS readers and now using NewsFlash in combination with MiniFlux.
So far the setup has worked quite well, and I can access all my feeds on all my devices without having to copy config files around which is a big win by my books.