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How to use Twitter in a Linux terminal with Rainbow Stream
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A Logitech K835 TKL spelling out ‘Linux keyboard’ in lieu of the regular QWERTY Norwegian keyboard layout. Illustration for a tutorial on keyboard layouts.
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That's why I keep a Mac around :/ The printer itself is a very neat one - Canon Selphy CP 510. There are Gutenprint drivers for Cups that sorta kinda work, but not quite.
I was flying KLM from Amsterdam to NY on a brand-new Boeing 777. They had a fancy in-flight entertainment system with a library of movies, tv shows, games, etc. At one point I tried to play a trivia game and it locked up. After a minute or so it rebooted... and hey it's Linux! I watched it remote boot, load all the drivers for the air phone, etc. In-flight Linux! Woot!