My articles on open source and privacy
I love open source software and care about digital privacy. After being frustrated by the usability and privacy nightmare that was the 2014 release of Windows 10, I switched to using Linux and discovered a whole new way of doing things. It turns out you can have customization, simplicity and privacy all without having to pay a dime.
While I ultimately switched to a MacBook to get better hardware plus a more polished and resourceful software experience, I very much enjoyed using all sorts of Linux distros for over six years. Here are some articles and posts I wrote based on my experience with Linux, and contributing to and interacting with open source communities.
Open Source
My contributions to elementary OS as a non-coder and how you can too!
Why I love elementary OS' file manager and prefer it over any other
My contributions to GNOME as a non-coder and how you can too
Privacy
Arguments against “I have nothing to hide” on digital privacy
Pro-privacy apps that are easy to use and don't break your workflow