December 17, 2016 Pebble is no more Well, the sad news was announced 10 days ago today. There had been rumors before that about what was happening and it was true. Fitbit was acquiring P… Continue reading →
November 25, 2016 Plan B In my Ubuntu Touch Phone experiment I have activated plan b, I have since yesterday reverted back to Android and this is why. Continue reading →
October 29, 2016 Phone Update In about a week from now, I have had my Ubuntu Touch phone for two months. I have got used to some aspects of it but I still finds fun and interesting… Continue reading →
October 08, 2016 Syncevolution Time to integrate Nextcloud with my Ubuntu Phone, the calendar was easy because there are an option under accounts that is called "Owncloud", I just a… Continue reading →
September 30, 2016 Nextcloud I have been using Owncloud for some time now hosted on one of my servers, it was setup mainly to sync calender and contacts to move away from Google C… Continue reading →
September 25, 2016 The best year, again This is the best year yet, and I think that I have said that for tree or four years now. Still plenty of things to complain about but overall everythi… Continue reading →
September 25, 2016 Let's Encrypt Since December last year I have thought about Let's Encrypt and that is something I should use for my sites and other services that needs HTTPS. Yeste… Continue reading →
September 18, 2016 Dekko Dekko is the default installed email client provided by Canonical, I added my email credentials (just email address and password) and it figured every… Continue reading →
September 17, 2016 Apps for Ubuntu Touch Last post I started talking on my project to try out to use a Ubuntu Phone as my primary phone. I have not that many applications and functions that I… Continue reading →
September 17, 2016 Meizu Pro 5 The grass is always greener on the other side, or something. I have gotten really tired on Android, it feels like it’s moving in the wrong direction, … Continue reading →
September 17, 2016 Hugo So I have once again changed things, this time I migrated the blog to Hugo, a easy to use static website engine. I also took the time to look through … Continue reading →