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After thirteen years it was time for a new GnuPG key. Personal: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Mein neuer GnuPG Key hat die Signatur: 138871232303BDC2B30EE0C26821845ADD5188D4 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQEzBAEBCgAdFiEE/Dxjb0jjCiIdmGGbhxjiY1AI+XUFAmod4esACgkQhxjiY1AI +XXYwQf+PjQoV66NxzAtnBt/8NPGD+9/UxE2BllnTqD/prDmV6ZlQnEfNfFj+YgA jGWRzsV1i67GiEO8Se3p0g0UJWE6CyioWFfCbu3uKFZ1Wz2lJjXosP1yde8ZrOZ7 Iq135kAdcO0uEkRt/Ic+FW2EpkuCK/YjrD4C1zID5U8L/iEgMylphIkZslPwKU3c…
MakeMKV is a great tool to bring BluRay movies you own into JellyFin. For some reason, it is required to build the Linux version of MakeMKV. There is no prebuild package available from the original developers. I try to not mess up my Linux filesystem if possible, so I created a Dockerfile to build MakeMKV with podman. tl;dr: The code can be found on my codeberg. MakeMKV comes with two packages: Closed source makemkv-bin package Open source makemkv-oss package Of course there are more…
Since 2005-ish every single of my PCs always had Linux installed. When I bought a “ThinkPad T14 Gen 2 (Intel)” Laptop in 2022, I really wanted to use two 4K screens with a Thunderbolt Dock, but unfortunately it didn’t worked neither on Debian nor on Manjaro/Arch Linux. After erroring around for a few days, I just decided to install Windows 10 and try it again later. This later is now, four years later. And everything works! 🎉 Well, almost. For personal preference, I chose to use Debian 13…
