Native KDE File Dialogs in Firefox

One of my favorite things about running KDE's own distro, KDE Neon, is how it defaults to using the KDE file UI in Firefox. I'm not sure why Kubuntu and Fedora KDE don't know this, but it's easy enough to configure.

Installation

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Thunderbird Flatpak & GTK Themes

One of the reasons I switched to Fedora recently was it's support for Flatpaks. Sure they'll work anywhere, but having them be such a big part of Fedora (check out Fedora Kinoite) really intrigued me. I love the idea of having the same version of apps across … Continue Reading ››

ZFS Home Directory

I tend to hop from Linux distro to Linux distro. One of the things that makes doing so much easier is keeping my home folder on a separate disk. That way I can re-install distributions to my heart's content without fear of losing my files and settings.

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Unity3d On Fedora

I recently switched from Ubuntu to Fedora and realized that Omnisharp in VS Code for Unity3D projects was not working correctly, even with Use Global Mono set to Always.

The fix ended up being simple: even though they are the same version, install Mono from the mono project's repository, not … Continue Reading ››

Deploying Minecraft Education Edition With Intune

Another day, another app to deploy! Today it's Minecraft Education Edition. If you're looking to deploy the desktop version of Minecraft Education Edition using nothing but Intune, you've come to the right spot!

Package the Installer

Go to https://education.minecraft.net/get-started/download/ and download the Windows … Continue Reading ››

Borderlands 3 on Linux

I was struggling to get videos working on Borderlands 3 on Linux through Steam and Proton. Without the videos, there are parts of the game you are unable to get past.

I found pieces to the puzzle on Proton DB (https://www.protondb.com/app/397540) but there were still … Continue Reading ››

Deploying Team Viewer with Intune

The scenario: you have computers that are only bound to AzureAD and you need to deploy a customized version TeamViewer to those computers. Me too! Here's what I did.

Create the Custom Module & Policies

Log into to www.teamviewer.com

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