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A code snippet of a Sway configuration file on Arch Linux, showing the correct keybindings for controlling audio volume with pamixer.

Fix Sway Volume Keys & Binding Warnings for Good

A definitive guide to configuring volume keys in the Sway window manager on Arch Linux. Learn to use pamixer and fix the ‘Overwriting binding’ warning for good.

A diagram illustrating how organized, date-based content folders in Hugo can produce clean, user-friendly website URLs with a simple configuration fix.

My Fix for Clean Hugo URLs with Dated Folders

Tired of messy, date-filled URLs in your Hugo site? Learn the one-line fix in hugo.toml to organize content in dated folders while keeping clean, flat permalinks.

Developers looking at a colorful and organized Arch Linux pacman command line output on a terminal screen.

My Simple Pacman.conf for a Better Arch Experience

Tired of a bland terminal? Learn how to transform your Arch Linux pacman experience with two simple edits in pacman.conf for a colorful, readable, and faster setup.

A successful demonstration of custom keyboard shortcuts launching dedicated AI web apps in the Sway Tiling Window Manager.

Supercharge Your Sway Workflow: Instant AI Hotkeys

Learn how to create instant keyboard shortcuts in the Sway Wayland compositor for AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini, maximizing productivity on Arch Linux.

A step-by-step guide on setting up Ollama on Google Colab Pro with an A100 GPU and accessing models through a simple web user interface.

A100 Power, Browser Simplicity: Ollama on Colab Web UI

I show you the fastest way to test LLMs like Llama 3 and Qwen. Use Ollama on Google Colab Pro’s A100 GPU and connect via a simple web UI—no local setup or coding required.

Two professionals reviewing perfect configuration code generated by an AI model.

AI-Driven Sway Configs: Code Llama Solved My Wayland Headaches

I detail my struggle with complex Wayland/Sway config files and how I used Code Llama and Ollama to automate, debug, and generate my perfect Linux desktop setup. A must-read for DevOps and advanced Linux users.