Sometimes the standard Proton build won’t do the job. But luckily Valve has given the community the ability to use custom proton builds with Steam. With the communities help, almost every game has Linux compatibility now. It’s very easy to use a custom build and I’m going to show you how to do that now! Continue Reading »
Thanks to Steam’s proton you can play your Windows only Steam games on Linux. Gaming was the one reason I stayed with Windows but that’s no longer a good excuse. But there can be a few issues depending on the game you are trying to play. What is Steam’s Proton? Proton is a fork of Continue Reading »
Did you know you could install Internet Information Services on Windows 10? I did not know that until recently and I’m excited. Having IIS on Windows 10 is very convenient for testing and learning! How to install IIS on Windows 10 So how do we install it? It’s easy! First open your control panel and Continue Reading »
I like to use simple scripts to do my backups. That way I know what is going on and I know it is working. That is why I backup with Rsync on Linux and use Robocopy for my backups on Windows. I have always been a little obsessive when it comes to backups but I Continue Reading »
Thunderbird is my favorite e-mail client. But one thing that always bugs me is after a new install the e-mails are sorted from oldest to newest. You can change that but Thunderbird will not remember how you had it set when you close the program and open it back up. That sort order may be Continue Reading »
