Episodes
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How to install programs in Linux Mint - Software Manager and Terminal
How to install programs in Linux Mint Debian Edition or similar versions of Linux.
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Network and Bluetooth in the Linux Mint (Cinnamon) applet panel
Overview of where the network and bluetooth applets are on the bottom panel on Linux Mint. Wireless and Wired networks can be toggled on and off.
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Xeon processor in Dell Opliplex 3010 SFF
Successfully upgraded a Dell Optiplex 3010 to a Xeon e3-1225 v2 processor, replacing the i5-3450 that was originally in the computer. Also was able to replace the memory with ECC memory (PC3L-12800E) - Registered memory won't work, though. ...
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Fix keyboard issue on ThinkPad laptops - Turn off "Fast Boot"
If the keyboard does not work on a ThinkPad laptop from a cold boot running Windows, turning off the "Fast Boot" feature will likely fix it.
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Changing the "Compatibility Mode" of an application in Windows 11 - LibreOffice fix
Some people have had trouble opening LibreOffice on Windows 11. Changing the "Compatibility Mode" of the application seems to fix the issue (or at least be a functional workaround).
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Defective by Design: Why the hinge failed on this Lenovo IdeaPad laptop
Laptops can be too thin and light. I share the reasoning behind why I think the hinge on this Lenovo IdeaPad laptop failed. The original post referenced: https://social.retroedge.tech/@matthew/posts/AhGTZMb5L1UqL4vhxo Subscribe to my newsl...
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Keyboard shortcut to quickly switch to a particular browser tab
Published by Matthew from Orange Computer https://orangecomputer.us/ Subscribe to the email newsletter: https://orangecomputer.beehiiv.com/
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Using a Virtual Environment to compare Windows to Linux
Explaining my idea of using Proxmox virtual environment to compare Windows to Linux for people who are curious about what the differences are and considering switching. Check out my writing and other posts at: https://retroedge.tech/
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Overview of Linux Mint Debian Edition 5
An overview of Linux Mint Debian Edition, with how to do some common tasks. I also talk about some of the reasons why I like it.
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z97-motherboard-with-32GB-memory
Testing to see if a GA-Z97X-UD3H-BK motherboard and the z97 boards in general could be upgraded to 32GB. The answer is yes, they can. https://retroedge.tech
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How to graphically win an argument - with data and LibreOffice calc
JM showing how to use LibreOffice to create a graph of airplane acceleration data from the WarThunder game.
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sqlite viewer project with Lua
Using Lua to access a sqlite database Our blog: https://retroedge.tech/
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GopherDashBoard - Lua, Curl, Gopher and more!
A terminal dashboard using lcurses (Lua bindings for curses). https://retroedge.tech/
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Failing Hard Drives: Does your drive have bad sectors?
Is your hard drive failing? Even just one bad sector is too many! I show one of the ways that I test for bad sectors on a drive. I also talk about better ways to make sure that your data is in more than one place. My local computer repair ...
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Server down? Status Dashboard with Arduino & Lua
This project builds upon our previous video that displayed the server status on the screen using Conky: https://video.retroedge.tech/w/mDhhaBzomWmZn7Yg3DUnxE This time we are crossing over to the physical world using arduino and red and gree...
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Server Status Monitor with Conky
Creating a server monitor using Lua and Conky https://retroedge.tech/
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Intel's stock CPU cooler is ugly and annoying: My Solution
I find Intel's stock CPU cooler to be frustrating to install. Here's what I've found to work much better. https://retroedge.tech/
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Why I don't recommend "All In One" Computers... and what to get instead
From my experience as a computer repairman, and also from selling refurbished computers, here's why I do not recommend "all-in-one" computers. https://retroedge.tech/
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The making of a Minetest Emotes Mod
This video shows a summary of the process of creating a Minetest mod, giving the player the ability to have "emotes" like dance moves or waving goodbye. Published by https://retroedge.tech/
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Cheap HP laptop is still worth upgrading
This is an inexpensive HP laptop. With a slow spinning hard disk drive and 4GB of memory, this laptop would be frustrating to use. It can be upgraded... and it is worth doing. This videos shares my thoughts on that. -- Matthew from [Retr...
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