Tag: Gentoo Linux

• Scrivenix is the Easiest Way to Run Scrivener on Linux

  

  November is only a month away. While I know that NaNoWriMo has largely started to wane over the past few years, I still practice it every year on my own with whatever novel draft I’m working on, just seeing how far along I’ll get or how my story is going to shape up. But since…

  Jack Allan Hyde

  October 3, 2026

  Software

  dwm, Flatpak, Gentoo Linux, Github, How-To, Hyprland, Linux, Lutris, NaNoWriMo, Preparing for NaNoWriMo, Running Scrivener on Wine, Scrivener, Scrivener 3 for Windows, Scrivenix, Sync, technology, Terminal, Tutorial, Wayland, Wine, Writing, XLibre

• I Switched from Arch to Gentoo

  

  I’ve been away for a while now, but some of that time was spent compiling… My longtime readers know I’m normally an Arch user. I’ve used Arch Linux as a daily driver since 2020, when I first started running it from a VM during lockdown on my then-main Kubuntu system. While I did love running…

  Jack Allan Hyde

  August 25, 2026

  Linux

  Arch Linux, Artix Linux, CachyOS, Clean install, Customization, Dank Material Shell, Dank Material Shell with Hyprland, Distro Hopping, Distros, Dracula, Gentoo Linux, Hyprland, Linux, OpenRC, openSUSE, Reflection, runit, ssh, Switching from Arch to Gentoo, systemd, technology, Terminal, Tinkering, Void Linux