Sometimes you will come across a situation where you need to make absolutely sure that program x is not being accidentally closed in anyway. This is where the nohup command comes in. When you add the command in front of your program/script of choice then the process will keep on running on the background even after you have seemingly closed the program in a regular way. Continue reading
Darktech series available now.
Back in 2013 I did a wallpaper, which I released onĀ DeviantartĀ and just about forgot it completely. I had intentions to add it to my Gallery but for some reason I just forgot about it. As luck would have it, I had a back injury about a week ago – and I had to take it easy for a while. I was then looking for a challenge to undertake and suddenly recalled the original Darktech wallpaper, which was just about everything I was looking for. Now, three years later I am proud the release Darktech series, which contains 3 wallpapers in total (The original wallpaper and two brand new).
Here is a screenshot preview about the set:
Me and Debian
My first real experience towards Linux was with Debian Sarge in 2005. Before that I had been mainly a Windows user – with a substantial desire to tweak things myself. Debian Sarge seemed to provide a nice way of doing many things but in reality it proved a bit too difficult. My 2005 self constantly struggled to get drivers and hardware working with Debian Sarge – and in the end the constant trouble led me to switch my operation system to Ubuntu. Overall, Ubuntu was good for me back in the days. I really loved Gnome 2 and the good old Nautilus file-manager, which was easy and customizable. It was probably around 2007 that I tried Debian again – this time it was Etch that got into my then current laptop. Debian Etch was a lot nicer experience for me than Debian Sarge had been. This time around I got everything running and things just worked. The problem that I encountered this time was with the software: Debian Stable was just too old for my needs. The software ran of course but it did not have feature x or y – and this was again something that drove me away from Debian. Continue reading
February wallpaper set available in Creative Commons gallery
One of my recent works: February wallpaper set has been added to Creative Commons gallery page 6
The wallpaper set contains three artworks in total. You can also find the wallpaper set listed under Wallpaper series section

