• Logsqueak: Rescuing Insights from the Logseq Journal

    Turn your Logseq journal from a “black hole” into a structured knowledge base. Logsqueak uses local AI to extract, refine, and file journal insights directly into your permanent pages, while keeping your data completely private.

  • Patchutils 0.4.5 released

    I have released version 0.4.5 of patchutils and also built it in Fedora rawhide. This is a stability-focused update fixing compatibility issues and bugs, some of which had been introduced in 0.4.4.

  • Zettelkasten on a Supernote

    I love the Ratta Supernote e-ink devices. They are a delight to use for writing, planning and all sorts of things. Writing things out by hand helps me connect with them on a deeper level because I need to choose the words more carefully than I would when typing, simply because of the speed difference.…

  • Patchutils rises from slumber

    Last week I released patchutils-0.4.3, the first release since 2020. A fair number of pull requests and issues had accumulated since I’d last been paying attention to this project, so 0.4.3 contains quite a few fixes and improvements. As well as several bug fixes there are also new command line options. There’s also a behaviour…

  • Journal-brief now in Fedora

    The journal-brief package is now available in Fedora (22+)! Also, the 1.1.2 release adds a ‘systemd’ output format to report on failed systemd units: $ journal-brief -o systemd Failed systemd units: 7 x NetworkManager.service 33 x abrtd.service 1 x configure-printer@usb-001-008.service 1 x dnf-makecache.service […] For more about journal-brief visit the GitHub page.