Linux Websites

Jack Baty is the Director of Unspecified Services, an amateur photographer, blogger, and curious nerd. He co-founded Fusionary Media (1995-2000), where he helped build web and mobile apps. Now, he primarily focuses on photography and writing on his blogs. He uses Hugo with a fork of the PaperMod theme to build Baty.net. All content is 100% LLM-free.

Daniel is a programmer, Linux user, text editor enjoyer, and graduate student. He writes about his interests, which include notes, essays, rants, and guides. His personal work is open source and consists of small, focused tools. He contributes to projects like Ashen, Kakoune, and zona. He also manages shring.sh. He prefers software that is small, understandable, and well-behaved.

Yuri Cunha is a database technology student from Brazil who is passionate about computers, databases, and homelabs. He focuses on practical knowledge, documentation, and reliability, preferring real examples over pure theory. Yuri is building a DBA lab and portfolio with a focus on PostgreSQL. He enjoys working with infrastructure and databases, particularly in roles where PostgreSQL and Linux are central. He is also working on personal projects involving self-hosting, local AI, and small web applications.

Peter W Rijks, also known as Pete, is a husband and father who programs for a living. He enjoys hobby electronics and coding projects, reading, and getting outdoors in his free time. He created the esgeroth.org website, which dates back to 1995, with the domain registered in June 1999. The website contains Pete's Log, an online journal since 1998, as well as sections for KLUE4, Stuff, History, Hardware, and Software. He values accessibility in web design and welcomes feedback on any barriers encountered.

Andrei Clinciu is a full stack software engineer with 21 years of experience. He is also a Certified Somatic Movement Instructor. His interests include reading, writing, discovering places, walking in nature, and cooking. He is currently focused on projects related to privacy, security, learning, and human connection, including The HandCraftedWeb, ZenShield Privacy Aliases Project, and ZenDenPen Website Hosting/Editor.

Dave Lee is a podcaster and musician. He is interested in Linux, Amateur Radio, InfoSec, and AppSec. He uses GitHub and has a blog where he posts about housekeeping related to his website.

Jason Murray is a technology pioneer, InfoSec Director, and father of two. He works to improve cybersecurity, the Internet, and the lives of those around him. From a young age, he was immersed in the online world, eventually running his own BBS. He is an opensource evangelist, with a focus on Linux and Internet-connected services. Currently, he works for Washington University in St. Louis as the Senior Director of Security Operations and Engineering, leading a team to defend the university from cyber threats. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, exploring the world, backpacking, and volunteering.

Orionc is a software engineer and a citizen of the United States. They created orionc.dev to learn more about how the internet functions, building the site from scratch. The site is intended to be a personal reference, covering topics such as technology, small engine repair, Linux, and digital privacy. Orionc is a Computer Science student at Portland State University.

Andrej is a tech enthusiast in his mid-30s with a passion for sharing his knowledge. He enjoys Linux, home automation, electronic gadgets/DIY, and self-hosting. He was a remote software and systems engineer at gridscale.io, working on PaaS products like Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, and MariaDB. He transitioned to a team lead role at gridscale.io and now works part-time to pursue personal projects. He is the creator of PokyPow and hosts the SmartHütte podcast. Andrej also organizes Home Assistant meetups in Cologne.

ruflas is a fourth-year Computer Engineering student. He is interested in areas such as cybersecurity, development, and systems and network administration. He has worked on projects such as a script to display the battery level of Bluetooth headphones on Linux (headset-battery-indicator) and building a homelab to deploy his own projects.

jwb is a computer enthusiast with an ops-related focus. He enjoys photography and hiking in the Brandenburger forest. He created a script to remove empty pages from PDF files. He switched from Windows to Linux in 2024 and is currently trying out macOS.

Mikha'el is a programmer who blogs about his technical experiences and solutions. He shares configurations, scripts, and tools related to topics like Mikrotik monitoring, internet speed tracking, and log analysis. He is active on Twitter and has profiles on Linuxcounter, Last.fm, and Github.

Matt Gibson is a tech enthusiast who has been blogging since the early 2000s. He grew up in Cumberland, Ontario, and developed an early interest in computers and telephone systems. His blog features tutorials on topics such as Asterisk, VOIP, Ubuntu, Android Phones, and RTL-SDR. He also enjoys travelling, producing music, listening to DNB/Breaks, reading, and spending time at his cottage or in Minneapolis.

Eibhlín F. O'Dwyer is a musician, creative writer, and linguistics enthusiast from Leeds. Describing themself as a 'bad minimalist' and a 'blåhaj friend,' Eibhlín uses their website as a central hub for their online activity, including a blog and links to other projects. They have had blogs in the past, but this website represents a fresh start.

Sima78 is a blogger who writes about Linux, free software, hiking, and other topics. Sima78 shares personal experiences and tips related to hiking, including gear recommendations, solo hiking advice, and cartography tools. Sima78 also covers hiking-related events and destinations in France.

Yawatasensei is a blogger who is passionate about technology, cryptocurrencies, and sharing solutions to everyday problems. He enjoys researching and experimenting with networking technologies such as OpenWRT, RouterOS, and IPv6. He also explores new technologies like ChatGPT and Linux, and shares tools and insights related to DeFi, ETH, and KASPA. Yawatasensei also recommends movies and games. He hopes to keep his home network running smoothly.

This person is a writer and commentator on technology, with a focus on Linux, open source software, and programming. They are critical of the uncritical adoption of new technologies like Rust, particularly when it involves replacing well-established and reliable systems. They advocate for a more cautious and pragmatic approach to software development, emphasizing stability, transparency, and long-term maintainability over the pursuit of novelty.

Quan is a software engineer with a background in .NET development and system administration. He has extensive Linux experience and is currently working as a Platform Engineer in Hanoi. He enjoys learning and sharing his knowledge, particularly in areas like DevOps, programming, and development environments. In his spare time, he enjoys teaching his wife how to program, traveling, and pursuing hobbies like table tennis, swimming, badminton, nature, and street photography.

Zyn enjoys tinkering with computers, using Linux and open-source software. They enjoy walks and bike rides, and watch anime and read manga. Zyn listens to Metal, Punk, J-Pop, and K-Pop music. This website serves as a dumping site for their ideas.

Christopher Himes is a tech professional living in Metro Detroit. He has over 10 years of experience as a Product Owner, leading transformative projects and delivering measurable results. He is adept at building high-performing teams and driving strategic growth. Most recently, he was a Retail Catalog Manager - Doors at JELD-WEN. Christopher enjoys cooking, baking, gardening, and experimenting with technology. He also enjoys music, particularly early 00s indie, emo, rap/hip-hop, Mowtown, soul, and funk. He has a progressive worldview and values honesty, empathy, and integrity. He also enjoys art and horror movies.

Basant Solanky is a tech enthusiast and Software Engineer at RSystems, focusing on Backend and Cloud technologies. He possesses strong interpersonal, verbal, and technical communication abilities. Proficient in Python and C++, with expertise in Docker, Kubernetes, and Linux, he is eager to tackle challenging projects and learn new technologies. Basant holds a Bachelor of Technology in Electrical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bhilai (2024). He is a Certified Kubernetes Administrator and holds certifications in securing projects with OpenSSF Scorecard and Introduction to Kubernetes. Outside of tech, he enjoys football, badminton, movies, and music.

Dedoimedo is a person who likes computers, science, books, writing, and movies. He likes to dabble in everything. He is also fond of simple, practical things. He is the master and commander of dedoimedo.com. He likes to write tutorials, reviews, articles, and share his wisdom with the world.

Benyamin Limanto is a Christian who believes being Christian is a daily process of growing to be more like Christ. He describes himself as an ordinary boy with an extraordinary God to serve. He is a geek who likes instant noodles and playing Minecraft. Benyamin works full time as a Software Engineer. He is a contributing author at TahuTek, a Mozillian at Reddit, and contributes to the Joomla repository at GitHub as a silent reader. He also contributes translation at Transifex Virtuamart. He enjoys sleeping, writing articles, coding, and drinking green tea. He can be contacted via email at me@benyamin.xyz.

Protesilaos Stavrou is a philosopher residing in the mountains of Cyprus, where he lives in a house he built himself. He is a one-on-one coach on Emacs, Linux, and Life in general. Born in Greece in 1988, Protesilaos has a diverse background that includes being a semi-professional football player, assistant to a land surveyor, and motorcycle mechanic. He holds a degree in European Politics, Economics, and Law. He worked in politics-related fields, including as a parliamentary assistant. Since early 2023, he has been providing coaching services. He is a self-taught programmer who maintains more than 20 Emacs packages. Protesilaos was awarded the 2021 Award for Outstanding New Free Software Contributor by the Free Software Foundation and received the Google Open Source Peer Bonus Program award in May 2023.