Give bus1 a try on Arch Linux
I’ve packaged the bus1 kernel module and the related projects hosted on GitHub for Arch Linux.
Recent Posts
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS: Why you should not use it, at all
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (Trusty Tahr) has been released on April 17th 2014, thus this Long Term Support (LTS) version is brand new. So why am I already telling you ...
Get rid of syslog (or a journald log filter in ~100 lines of Python)
We’ve recently switched the host behind the siosm.fr domain and thus decided it was time we dropped syslog logging entirely and use journald only. We used to...
My first program in Rust and an update on my RSS reading habits
I’ve finally found the time to make my first program in Rust and I definitely enjoyed it!
Comments on EWONTFIX: Broken by design: systemd
This post is a reply to the latest article on the EWONTFIX blog: Broken by design: systemd. Update (2014-04-26): I rewrote part of this article to include m...
Leselys, a web based, self-hosted RSS reader not written in PHP
I must confess: I’ve almost never used Google Reader as I’ve only been using Akregator as far as I remember. I didn’t want to rely on anyone to host my feeds...
Setup a Firefox Sync Server with nginx and systemd
I needed a way to synchronize my bookmarks in Firefox across three computers, and doing it manually wasn’t an option anymore, so I turned to sync-like extens...
siosm.fr now with comments thanks to Wt Comments!
Update: Comments are now handled by a custom webapp written in Rust. I have disabled new comments until I find the time to complete it. This blog now has in...
XDC 2012 - Recap on X.org security, from X11 to Wayland/Weston
Martin Peres and I gave a long talk about the X.org security at XDC 2012 in Nuremberg. Michael Kerrisk wrote a really good article for LWN summarizing the ta...
Give Wayland/Weston a try on Arch Linux
Important note: Wayland and Weston have been moved to community/extra! Thus this How to is no longer necessary. I’m just keeping it here for reference. I may...