Debian on the Tuxedo Pulse 14
Linux actually runs on everything, but especially with laptops one or two things have to be adjusted… This also applies to my Tuxedo Pulse 14 Gen3 (and maybe also the Gen4) and Debian 12.
Happy with Debian
Last week I successfully switched from Fedora to Debian Stable. Why? Because I can! No, joking aside … Debian has always fascinated me because I like the community factor. It feels very much like “don’t be evil”.
Sync Bookmark with Floccus
Basically, bookmarks are nothing special that you need to hide. Nevertheless, perhaps not everyone needs to know where you shop or what your media preferences are. It is therefore also important to find a suitable system for syncing bookmarks.
Video Editor ... a quest!
On the Mac, you’re pretty spoilt when it comes to video editing. In addition to Final Cut Pro, there is iMovie for the home user (which is me). Finding a good replacement for Linux, especially in terms of ease of use, is frankly difficult.
The search for the editor
On the Mac, I was a big fan of the Coda editor. After it was discontinued and I didn’t warm to its successor Nova, I switched to BBEdit.
After switching to Linux, the question arose: which editor should I use? Of course, this question can take on almost religious overtones, but these are just my thoughts.
Tuxedo-Control-Center in Fedora
The manufacturer of my Tuxedo laptop provides its own software solution for controlling the performance and the fan. A few adjustments are required to ensure that it also runs in Fedora 40 under Secureboot.