One thing I have had trouble with is compiling and running 32 bit apps in Linux not true multilib supported apps but specifically apps that use glib2 and gtk. Finally I have found a way to get it to work! Things to note I have only got this to work on Fedora. Fedora Workstation 25 to be specific. What I needed to do All I needed to do is run the following command and both versions installed easily. ...

So recently I found that team viewer was available for raspberry pi. So to make connecting to my Pi which lives behind a firewall easier I installed it. It was brilliant until I wanted to move files. Then my team viewer id changed and I could not get back into it. Since I needed to do both of those things I found a way to do them. How ssh to a Pi behind a firewall Note: This requires an intermediate server like a Digital Ocean droplet you can ssh into. ...

So sometimes Udev rules can be hard to create. Recently I found an easy way to get details that can be copied and pasted into the udev rule. So if you wanted to find details on /dev/ttyACM2 you could run the following command: Fish version: udevadm info -a -p (udevadm info -q path -n /dev/ttyACM2) Bash version: udevadm info -a -p $(udevadm info -q path -n /dev/ttyACM2)

So I thought I would create a blog because I discover some useful things, sometimes. I decided that a blog was better than shouting my ideas at the brick wall down the road and I think the old lady that lives next to it thinks I’m weird enough as it is. So what will I post about? My posts will likely be centred around programming, Linux and technology as that is what I mainly focus on. ...