Practical IT guides
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If you want the latest fixes, explainers and working notes, start here.
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Is Wayland Finally Ready for Daily Linux Use in 2026?
Wayland is the default path on much of the Linux desktop in 2026, but readiness still depends on your hardware, workflow and tolerance for… Read the guide
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Is AI a Paradigm Shift? Lessons from Cloud and Virtualisation
TL;DR — Is AI a Paradigm Shift? New to this series? Start with Article 1: Where Businesses Are Actually Investing in AI for the… Read the guide
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Bomb Jack on C16/Plus 4: A Dad Filter Return to 1986
Revisiting the 1986 Commodore 16 port of Bomb Jack: the five-screen arcade loop, the chunky sprites, the tape-deck hiss, and why a game with… Read the guide
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Linux 7.0 Kernel Explained for Everyday Admins
Linux kernel 7.0 landed on April 12, 2026. Here is what normal admins should care about, what they can ignore, and how to judge… Read the guide
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