Michael Speaking at SELF 2018
I am going to be at SELF, SouthEast|LinuxFest, this year! In fact, I will be giving a talk there as well.
Michael as Guest Host on Late Night Linux Podcast
I was the guest host of the latest episode of Late Night Linux​, that was just released. The topics of the episode are: Mozilla launches yet more projects, Krita had a brush with the tax man, Flash is on the way out, Debian is almost totally reproducible, Mycroft on Plasma, and Linux as a Windows and Mac replacement and more.
Michael as First Guest on the Ask Noah Show
I was the first ever call-in guest to be on the Ask Noah Show, of Jupiter Broadcasting and KEQQ 88.3 FM, to talk about KDE Neon, KDE Plasma and Open Source Invoicing.
My Updated 3.18 Packages For GNOME Extensions
I started releasing extension updates in 2014 due to a lot of extensions being unmaintained and seemingly break every time GNOME releases a new version of the Desktop Environment (DE). This is my third batch release post for GNOME extensions.
My Updated 3.16 Packages For GNOME Extensions
GNOME, desktop environment project, released their latest version of 3.16 recently so I decided to make an update to my previous extension package releases.
Feedly Mosaic Userstyle Updated To V4.0.0 Plus New Responsive Mode
Earlier in the week I was informed that my Mosaic Userstyle for Feedly.com was no longer working so after a bit of testing I found the issue and decided to update the Userstyle to work with the latest version of Feedly as well as create a whole new Userstyle that introduces a Responsive Mode to Feedly's app.
My Updated 3.14 Packages For Gnome Extensions
GNOME, desktop environment project, released their latest version of 3.14 recently so I decided to make an update to my previous extension package releases.
XBeamMC Send Files From Linux to Play on XBMC
Here is a demo video of the project I am working on that will allow you to send media to play on your XBMC. The project supports multiple hosts and every file format that XBMC supports.
Feedlyflare for Feedburner
Feedlyflare adds a 1-Click Button to a FeedBurner feed to allow people to easily subscribe to it via Feedly.
Feedly Mosaic Userstyle, Reclaim Your RSS Grid
The outstanding RSS Reader app called Feedly released a new version of the app with v14. Version 14 comes with a lot of new features, bug fixes, speed improvements and much more but unfortunately they decided to kill the "Mosaic" view (Grid) from v14. Feedly decided to replace the "Mosaic" view (my preferred view) with a new "Cards" view which essentially was an attempt to do the vertical column layout style made famous by Pinterest. In my opinion, and many others, this was a mistake. I decided to create a userstyle with the browser addon, Stylish. Before we get to the userstyle that I created and the reasons of why I created it...you should first know what a Userstyle is and what Stylish is.
Feedlet: Feedly Add Feed (subscription) Bookmarklet
Feedly is Awesome! For those who don't know, Feedly is a cross-platform and cross-browser RSS Reader app. I have used Feedly off and on for years now but due to the closure of Google Reader, Feedly has become a vastly more dominant force in the RSS realm. Feedly has a LOT of great features and tools but there was one thing I wanted to be a little bit easier, the process for adding new feeds (subscriptions) to the application.
Two Google Translate Bookmarkets
Recently I have been working on a Linux project called "uGet" which is a download manager app for Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora, Mint, OpenSUSE, etc) and I have been trying to do some social networking for it through Twitter. Turns out a lot of people who use download managers and Linux and Twitter speak languages other than English. "Go Figure" I know, right! Interestingly enough, the most popular language among these users is Indonesian. It doesn't need to be said but I will...I don't know Indonesian AT ALL, so when I want to tell them about uGet I need to use a translator and the best free option right now is Google Translate.