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Or… Should the title be “Wot?! WordPress doesn’t support SVG?!!” The Scalable Vector Graphics image format was released over 17 years ago on 04/09/2001 and the current version was released 8 years ago (v1.1 on 16/08/2011). All current major browsers support displaying SVG. As shown in the NLUG SVG talk recently, there are very . . . → Read More: Safely Enabling SVG Support in WordPress For the latest in jailing untrusted applications away from your display and your data, and all without needing any virtual machine support, here are a few notes from the Sandboxing The Herbert Kilpin talk… The Firejail manual and tutorial: https://firejail.wordpress.comhttps://www.linuxlinks.com/essential-system-tools-firejail-security-sandboxing/ Firewarden script: https://github.com/pigmonkey/firewarden For my own use I slightly modified the script to . . . → Read More: Firejail – links and notes There is a wealth of retro and new screensaver art in the venerable XScreenSaver collection. To enjoy that with an autostart when using the KDE desktop: For your user, create a (plain text) KDE Autostart file, for example (KDE4) “.kde4/Autostart/xscreensaver.desktop” or (KDE5) “.config/autostart/xscreensaver.desktop”, with the magic contents: [Desktop Entry] Exec=xscreensaver -no-splash & Name=XScreenSaver Type=Application . . . → Read More: XScreenSaver Daemon Not Starting on KDE Desktop Startup Here is a rather good idea to help with what should be a rare update to the structure or syntax of system config files. Read on!
A Postfix Config Upgrade Software upgrades and updates are far too often a bane for unexpectedly changing long used settings, or even completely breaking old configs or previous . . . → Read More: Thoroughly Postfix Upgrade Compatibility My GPU fan has been rattling something shocking. I knew it was the GPU fan because if I put my finger on it and momentarily stopped the fan, the rattle went away. Even a good going over with the air-duster didn’t help. So what to do? Replace the GPU? This box is old, would struggle . . . → Read More: How to fix a rattling PC fan |
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