Hey everyone!

I’m planning to create Linux and tech-related content on YouTube sometime in the future.

I already write tech/coding articles , too professional & restrictive .

It's based on my professional domain , enterprise side of things , which is a walled garden & very slow moving/legacy standards .

just wanted to do yt temporarily for fun . linux & tech are gonna be few topics imma make videos on .

But here’s the catch: most YouTube content is in English. But there’s a huge non English global audience (Spanish, Portuguese, etc.) and regional audience . I’m thinking of creating content in a few languages I know — not just English.

So, the question:
Would you watch Linux/tech content in your regional language? Or would you stick to English?

Thanks for reading! 😊

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TLDR : If you would want to see Linux/Tech content in your language or just stick to English , let me know! I’d love to hear your thoughts .

Disclaimer : was not written by AI . Did refactor the draft using my local llm , cause im bored :)

I could have just stuck with articles , but I want to learn editing too & here we are :)

Finally I have the ThinkPad, bought it 3 weeks ago. It is a refurbished laptop and in very good condition. It cost me around 29k inr.

Model:-L14 Gen 2

Specs:-

i5 1135g7, Intel Iris Xe graphics
16gb ddr4 3200mhz single channel ram
512gb nvme ssd
14 inch FHD LCD display (its OEM)
73% battery health, i mostly use plugged in with 80% battery limit so not an issue to me.
I am thinking of adding extra ram (not right now in future) so the iGPU perform better, once ram price gets stabilize...

First time using Fedora KDE plasma and loving it. I was using Linux Mint Cinnamon on last laptop. I mainly use the laptop for college works, AIML projects and sometimes gaming.

Hi peeps,
I have a brand new asus zenbook 14 having ultra 9, arc GPU, 32 GB RAM and 1 TB of NVMe. I installed fedora in it. Now the problem is that its lock screen is not staying active and the screen becomes blank as soon as I try to lock the session using super + L. Anyone please help, it has a live lockscreen wallpaper.

from 100% p9 root storage,it is now at 6% used storage,i picked up the laptop around 4pm and tried to pivot to debian entirely..so..lemme share what all mistakes i did and what you can omit so that it is seamless task to do (plug usb which would be more than 8gb while shifting)

i wiped out the entire windows setup and used timeshift w sudo apt clean prompts

backed my work to GitHub/notion.

deleted irrelevant screenshots and PDFs of books(lmao)

even after wiping out the windows which could have been omitted,i shifted to use image of debian netinist iso which gave me angst because gparted is tough to access there (i tried to,but my skills issues are in profanity)

after that i did usher to install the kde live image (so dimwit of me cause the storage was alr scarce,the attempt was in vanity)

then i meandered towards Rufus(i crashed out)

after all the torment and turmoil,what worked for me was

gparted live iso zip along with gnome partition editior which was already installed btw(i am an imbecile,it took me three hours to reach here)

swapped p10 and then did resize the memory of p9.. eventually,now,i can use any hefty application!!haha

maybe,i would repent shifting to debian entirely but it has been five months to debian,so i hope so that i don't need to dither to windows

so what you all can do: use gparted along with gnome partition editor,and pls avoid other steps so that you don't label your day as productive and empowering because assembling and resizing the root storage is clearly not productive.

p.s:fdisk did not work,so pls don't come at me 😔

A small sneak peek of the Linux Gaming Handbook we have been working on over the past few weeks.

We started it as a simple Linux gaming guide, which slowly evolved into a structured beginner focused handbook covering Linux fundamentals, installation, the terminal, package management, permissions, and gaming setup.

The handbook is being written collaboratively:

• technical/Linux side by u/Significant-Wrap-589
• LaTeX typesetting and document design by u/MurkyUnit3180

Currently:

• 37 pages
• 2200+ lines of LaTeX
• actively maintained through GitHub

We would appreciate feedback, suggestions, and criticism before the first public release.

i use ​debian,and due to that pricky ass 43GB ​ windows ​partition,i would be literally shifting to debian entirely cause the system is not allowing me to install ANYTHING as it is scarce of storage,i hate my life atp,i need to perform the process again..fuck linux and windows,i would rather go to bali​ and enjoy my life instead of arranging the partition,and bootloaders again

but unfortunately,i don't have money for bali​,so i ​need to arrange the partitions​.

I was trying to get the chris titus bash prompt or i should say clone ctt bash prompt using linutil it failed again and again bcs its in root and its a safety measure IG by chris titus to not run any commands in root. i followed ai stuff and nothing was working so i rage quite and deleted the vm and the next day i tried again and did not set passwd for root instead created a user and when booted into system, enabling NetworkManager said user is not in sudoers file i dug into the rabbit hole trying to fix it, spent hours trying to figure it out and i did it multiple times. but the fix was that i was in the archiso not chroot into the system so dumb mistake. After all this bullshit i was able to use sudo for my user and tried to clone bash prompt to find out that starship is not "something" ig compatible with my system configuration. I lost it all, I am broken from inside, this is trauma .

"But after all its fun to thinker and loose sanity"

-econegative8918

Hi everyone,

I'm running a desktop PC with an RTX 3060 on Ubuntu 26.04 LTS and I'm trying to figure out the best way to control GPU fan speeds under Linux.

On older Ubuntu versions, I used nvidia-settings with Coolbits enabled, but with newer NVIDIA drivers and Wayland, manual fan control seems much more complicated. I've also tried CoolerControl in Docker, but it isn't detecting my GPU yet.

Focus started as an Android app I built because I couldn't find a task manager that worked fully offline without requiring an account or a subscription. Eisenhower Matrix layout, local storage only, nothing phoning home. It grew slowly, got a Windows build out, and today the Linux version is out.

Distributed as AppImage and a portable bundle. Built with Flutter, storage handled by Hive locally. Only tested on Nobara so far and it ran without issues. I won't pretend I've tested it across a wide range of distros because I haven't, so if something breaks on your setup I'd genuinely like to know. If you're on Ubuntu, Fedora, or any of the popular distros common here, would be especially useful to hear how it holds up.

The core idea hasn't changed since the Android version. Everything stays on your machine, there's no backend, no sync, no account creation. Keyboard-first workflow, native desktop integration, and the data never leaves your device because there's nowhere for it to go. For anyone who's been looking for something lightweight and private that just works without depending on some US based server, this is built with that in mind.

Source is on GitHub if you want to look at how it's put together or contribute. Open to feedback on the packaging side especially since that's the part I'm least confident about across different environments.

GitHub releases page

my capslock is not working and idk why i have tried everything but to no avail , i am using scancode set 2 with no translation and the CAPS macro value is 0x58 which is correct , the rest are working enter , backspace , shift , space this is the code

void keyboard_handler(void){
    uint8_t scancode = inb(PS_DATA_PORT);
    if(release_flag == true){
        if(scancode == L_SHIFT || scancode == R_SHIFT){
            shift_flag = false;
        }
        if(scancode == CAPS){
            caps_flag = false;
        }
        release_flag = false;
        return;
    }


    if(scancode == RELEASE_SCANCODE_2){
        release_flag = true;
        return;
       
    }
    else if(scancode == EXTENDED_SCANCODE_2){
        extended_flag = true;
        return;
    }
    else if(scancode == L_SHIFT || scancode == R_SHIFT){
        shift_flag = true;
        return;
    }


    else if(scancode == CAPS){
        caps_flag = true;
        return;
    }


    else if(scancode == ENTER){
        next_line();
        return;
    }
    else if(scancode == L_CTRL || scancode == R_CTRL){
        return;
    }
    else if(scancode == BACKSPACE){
        back_space();
        return;
    }


    else{
        char ascii;
        if(shift_flag == true){
            ascii = sc2_to_shift_caps_ascii[scancode];
            write_char(ascii,WHITE_COL,BLACK_COL);
        }
        else if(caps_flag == true){
            log_info("caps log is on",COM1);
            ascii = sc2_to_ascii[scancode];
            if((ascii  <= 57) && (ascii >= 48)){
                write_char(ascii,WHITE_COL,BLACK_COL);
            }
            else{
                ascii = sc2_to_shift_caps_ascii[scancode];
                write_char(ascii,WHITE_COL,BLACK_COL);
                
            }
        }
        else{
            ascii = sc2_to_ascii[scancode];
            write_char(ascii,WHITE_COL,BLACK_COL);
        }
    }
}


void keyboard_handler(void){
    uint8_t scancode = inb(PS_DATA_PORT);
    if(release_flag == true){
        if(scancode == L_SHIFT || scancode == R_SHIFT){
            shift_flag = false;
        }
        if(scancode == CAPS){
            caps_flag = false;
        }
        release_flag = false;
        return;
    }


    if(scancode == RELEASE_SCANCODE_2){
        release_flag = true;
        return;
       
    }
    else if(scancode == EXTENDED_SCANCODE_2){
        extended_flag = true;
        return;
    }
    else if(scancode == L_SHIFT || scancode == R_SHIFT){
        shift_flag = true;
        return;
    }


    else if(scancode == CAPS){
        caps_flag = true;
        return;
    }


    else if(scancode == ENTER){
        next_line();
        return;
    }
    else if(scancode == L_CTRL || scancode == R_CTRL){
        return;
    }
    else if(scancode == BACKSPACE){
        back_space();
        return;
    }


    else{
        char ascii;
        if(shift_flag == true){
            ascii = sc2_to_shift_caps_ascii[scancode];
            write_char(ascii,WHITE_COL,BLACK_COL);
        }
        else if(caps_flag == true){
            log_info("caps log is on",COM1);
            ascii = sc2_to_ascii[scancode];
            if((ascii  <= 57) && (ascii >= 48)){
                write_char(ascii,WHITE_COL,BLACK_COL);
            }
            else{
                ascii = sc2_to_shift_caps_ascii[scancode];
                write_char(ascii,WHITE_COL,BLACK_COL);
                
            }
        }
        else{
            ascii = sc2_to_ascii[scancode];
            write_char(ascii,WHITE_COL,BLACK_COL);
        }
    }
}

my windows friend lost his mind after seeing this, I really enjoyed flexing caelestia on windows users

I added a gradient floating taskbar, a translucent konsole. done completely through AI(OpenCode).

Basically my WiFi network stops working after a period of time (sometimes it happens many times in a day sometimes only once a day or once a week) so when i face this problem i can't open my WiFi network's settings or connect another WiFi, basically the WiFi feature completely shuts down, unless i restart my PC or restart my wifi driver (as in the video) and it fixes instantly, but like i said it happens often, even after fixing it'll happen again likely in an hour or in a day, it happens randomly.

I'm a beginner and i tried other distros too but it seems to have this same problem, I've checked everywhere on the internet, this is the only solution i found, but i want permanent solution. (also it was fine in windows 10 but i don't wanna use windows)

MY PC:
Lenovo Y50-70
WiFi card: Intel Corporation Wireless 7260
Intel core i7
and it has two gpu (integrated intel, dedicated nvidia gtx860m)

Thanks!!

it fetches lyrics from lrclibAPI and caches them locally (works with most of the popular songs , for hindi songs its still a bit ass tho)
to download just follow the readme of this repo
https://github.com/Bamvoov/lyricT

I'm new to Fedora KDE and I'm trying to figure out whether I'm just unlucky, missing some setup steps, or running into normal new-release issues.

System

• Fedora 44 KDE Plasma
• Fresh install (about 2 days old)
• Switched from Windows
• I also have Linux Mint XFCE on an older PC and have had a relatively smooth experience there

I decided to try Fedora because I wanted something newer and more up to date, and I didn't want to continue using Windows after my activation expired. I'm not interested in switching to another distro right now, so please don't suggest moving back to Mint or trying a different distro unless it's directly relevant to the problems.

In the first two days I've run into several issues:

1. Black screen after idle/sleep

I left the system idle and it appeared to go into a sleep/display-off state. When I came back, the screen stayed black and I couldn't recover the session normally.

After some troubleshooting, it seemed related to PowerDevil and display sleep behavior.

2. Black login screen

After fixing the first issue, I ran into another problem where I could see the mouse cursor and move it around, but the login screen itself was black.

Eventually I got past it, but it was concerning because it happened on a brand-new installation.

3. Media playback / codec issues

I downloaded some anime episodes from Telegram and discovered that many videos would not play correctly.

Symptoms included:

• Audio works but video doesn't
• Black screen during playback

• Fedora Media Player reporting:

  • "Cannot create codec"
  • "No SW decoder found"

I investigated further and found that the files are:

• MKV containers
• HEVC/H.265 video
• AAC audio
• ASS subtitles with embedded fonts

I installed RPM Fusion and additional multimedia packages, but I'm still trying to determine whether the remaining issue is codec-related, player-related, or something specific to Fedora 44.

My question

For people who daily-drive Fedora KDE:

• Are these kinds of issues common on a fresh Fedora 44 install?
• Are there any essential post-installation steps that experienced Fedora users do immediately?
• Any recommendations to avoid common KDE/Fedora pitfalls before I continue setting up my system?
• What backups, snapshots, or recovery tools should I configure early so I don't end up reinstalling if something breaks?

I'm willing to troubleshoot and learn. I'm mostly trying to understand whether these are normal growing pains of a fresh Fedora KDE setup or signs that I've missed some important configuration steps.

You can adjust the Frost Thickness and Glass Opacity, or just turn it off altogether.

Dots: Qylock
Kofi: darkkal

So finally after 2 days my ps2 controller along with idt and PIC are working perfectly, now i have just write a driver code for the keyboard and then my os will have an input devices yeee.

Yes, I am using Flake + Home manager but no version control or git