So I'm currently sitting in my office with a cup of coffee and a laptop. Inside the laptop is a relatively unknown Linux distro called Artix that I installed over the weekend. Prior to this I was running Fedora KDE spin. Before that was Mint, only for a couple of days, but I kept a live boot as I've...
I'm currently getting into AVR programming, and I'm talking not just the Arduino way, but also the good ol' C way.
Even though I'm not really a hardware guy, getting baremetal has been what I've wanted. It's just that there hasn't been much chance. Fortunately, working from home gave me some of th...
As I mentioned in previous post, using Grav can be both straightforward and not straightforward at the same time. Here are some things that I learned along the way.
Using a skeleton package can be much nicer than using the stock.
Fields on the yaml configuration file can take HTML tags....
I finally did it!
This web page is finally up. This first journal article is finally posted.
Took longer than expected. Using Grav CMS is easy if you want to just get going with the default theme, but customizing the theme can be quite tricky.
Thankfully, options are available. There's what's called skeletons, which contains the Grave core plus preinstalled stuff. I decided to use one called 'Gateway'. It is originally a Wordpress Theme, ported to this platform by a bunch of kind people.
I will be posting more stuff here.
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