WSL – Reclaiming Storage Space

I've been a big fan of WSL ever since it came out - that to this solution, I can work daily with Windows, in my opinion the best and the most flexible OS, and still have all Linux advantages and a bit isolated work environment. Of course, WSL is not perfect and have some issues. … Continue reading WSL – Reclaiming Storage Space →

Exploring sleep states in Windows

Microsoft Windows has changed considerably in latest years, everything because of changes on devices: we use smaller, more portable computers, we often want more battery life, but we do not want to lose performance or quick operational mode. If we add to these additional changes related to security, everything will become even more complicated and … Continue reading Exploring sleep states in Windows →

Using Magic Trackpad instead of mouse

I have not added anything new on my blog for a long time, but changes are coming and it will be much better, I promise. Today I want to share my experiences related to moving from using a mouse to touchpad only. For a lot of people it may be something strange - it was … Continue reading Using Magic Trackpad instead of mouse →

USB-C hub for MacBook: difficult choice

Apple redesigned MacBooks in 2016 and since then, these notebooks offers only two types of ports: USB-C with Thunderbolt 3, and audio jack. Most of us have a lot of devices with older, but still great and just enough USB-A port. Also, we sometimes need to connect other devices like LAN for network, external display … Continue reading USB-C hub for MacBook: difficult choice →

Logitech M590 review – good mouse for office usage

Last autumn I must change my computer mouse - old was broken, slow and often recognize one click as twice. Looking for new mice was very difficult, because I have very precise requirements. My computer mouse should be created for office work, should be wireless, should have good battery life and also comfortable. I checked … Continue reading Logitech M590 review – good mouse for office usage →