For my Loewe television set I've programmed a little Perl command line utility on Linux to nicely list its DR+ recordings. The built-in harddisk can be mounted on Linux to access the information. Alternatively recordings can be copied onto an external harddisk, which then can be connected to a computer to access these.
Tcl - Tool Command Language. At work I'm using professional EDA software (chip development, etc.), which runs on Linux and often uses a Tcl-based command line. But also at home I'm experimenting with self-written software having a Tcl command line interface. Some years ago, as an aid for Tcl script programming …
Using Linux since many years on my computers, I have collected a number of tips on installing, configuring, using, etc. Umask for GNOME, separate GNOME profiles, user sub-directories, the Copilot key.
So far I have been using GNOME on Xorg on my computers, knowing that Wayland still has/had some
shortcomings.
Upon installing Linux on a new laptop, gnome-shell under Xorg is crashing and the currently only
solution seems to be using Wayland.
I have found several solutions to overcome the limitations I thought there still would be with
Wayland.
