Last weekend on 05/06.08.2023, the 18th FrOSCon conference took place as usual as a hybrid event at the Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences in Sankt Augustin. Due to scheduling conflicts with the Chaos Communication Camp 2023, the date was brought forward by a few weeks. This year's programme again consisted …
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Recently I noticed that the entire graphical interface crashes after a few seconds as soon as a game is streamed via Steam - for example via a Steam Link or Apple TV box.

I'm using Pop!_OS version 22.04 LTS, the kernel used was 6.2.6-76060206 - but the older version 6.1 and 6.0 seem to be affected.

The whole thing is …

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From 20.06 to 22.06 the SUSECON took place in Munich. This was the first time since 2020 that the manufacturer's own conference was held in presence again. For well-known reasons, the last three conferences were held as pure online events. Since 28.06, the keynotes as well as many other exclusive presentations that did …
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From 23.05 to 25.05 the Red Hat Summit took place in Boston. The manufacturer's own conference thus took place - for well-known reasons - for the first time since 2020 in presence. For me it was the first Red Hat conference.

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Last Saturday, the long-awaited Augsburg Linux Infoday 2023 took place at the premises of Augsburg University of Applied Sciences. It was the first event since 2019 - for reasons we all know. …
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Although there are now fewer and fewer reasons to use Windows for classic application programs, the Redmond operating system is unfortunately still needed, especially for supposed "enterprise software".

The installation of the operating system is quickly done thanks to virt-install or virt-manager. For screen …

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I've been using Fedora 37 (and more recently 38) on two ThinkPads (T14 G3, P14s G3) with AMD Ryzen SoC (6850U) for a few months now.

Fedora 37 originally came with the Linux kernel in version 6.0.7. Later updates brought the versions 6.1 and 6.2. The latter unfortunately also introduced random freezes on my systems. …

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Vagrant is very popular, especially for development purposes. Unfortunately, SUSE has decided to no longer offer such boxes for SLES 15 SP4 - for the previous releases SP2 and SP3 there were still corresponding downloads. An inquiry with the support has confirmed this assumption - unfortunately a corresponding …
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The biggest highlight of the recently released FRITZ!OS version 7.50 is the added WireGuard support. Compared to the previous IPSec standard, which can still be used, VPN connections can be set up significantly easier on different platforms. It also offers stronger cryptographic algorithms and better performance …
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Vagrant is a popular tool when it comes to creating virtual machines on short notice and without further intervention.

Vagrant should not be installed via the official Hashicorp- but via the Fedora repositories - otherwise plugins (like the libvirt integration) have to be compiled manually. I also had compatibility …

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