KRunner evolved: Plasma Search
The first article I wrote on Netrunner-mag was about KRunner and now it has been entirely redesigned. Originally KRunner was just a “run…
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A new system tray?
The system tray has remained mostly the same for decades, a few icons sitting on a panel displaying some information about the system…
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Convergence
Since the advent of smartphones and tablets much has been said about the idea of convergence. The word is used to refer to…
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Introducing Plasma 5
I started writing about KDE a long time ago, I was still on high school. All of my articles were about “Introducing” new…
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Wish-fix it list: Plasma 4 edition
Wish-fix-it is a series of things I would like to see improved in “KDE 5”. As I will point out in the future,…
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DriveDroid: Booting Linux from your phone
I love testing Linux distributions. And how much comfortable life is for today’s Linux testers! I vividly remember when downloading a flavor of…
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Thoughts on main menus
The first thing a user is expected to interact with, at least in any operating system with a graphical interface, is the main…
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Review: KDE Connect
Google and Apple are two companies known for being pretty innovative. Recently Apple followed by Google showcased their new way of integrating your…
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Review: Netrunner 14
The new version of Netrunner is here. For some users, the most important part of this release will be its LTS nature. Since…
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“Won’t Freya be free?” – The cost of software
One of the most original distributions out there is Elementary OS. The first version was hyped quite a lot, it wasn’t perceived by…
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Open Source Transportation 2.0
It’s been almost year since Elon Musk showed his idea for a supersonic fully electric and solar form of transportation. The famous hyperloop…
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Testing in-home streaming with low-end hardware
So I took the old Netbook I used to test Netrunner on low-end hardware out, this time I wanted to test something entirely…
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