Long Term Support is a technology blog focused on alternative types of software and hardware. This generally refers to free and open-source software and when possible, physical devices that exist outside of the larger techno-fascist corporate paradigm we all live under currently. If you're interested in getting away from Google, Apple, Microsoft, or any of their ilk, you've come to the right place. Lets reclaim our digital sovereignty while we still can!
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Posted by Moebius on Jan 20, 2024
https://longterm.support/blog/inovato-quadra What is the Inovato Quadra?According to the website:"Not just a raw board, Quadra is a complete modern Linux computer that can be used as a server or light-use desktop. It includes the case, heatsink, power adapter and HDMI cable. Just p... Continue reading
Posted by Moebius on Jan 20, 2024
https://longterm.support/blog/bitwarden What is Bitwarden?LTS Wiki PageBitwarden is an open-source password manager that I have been using for about 18 months now. It has greatly helped transform my web browsing habits and online workflow for the better (like any good password manager w... Continue reading
Posted by Moebius on Jan 20, 2024
https://longterm.support/blog/featherwiki What is Feather Wiki?LinksFeather Wiki RepositoryLong Term Support Feather WikiHow to Install Feather Wiki on the Inovato QuadraDonate to the Developer According to the site"Feather Wiki is a lightning fast infinitely extensible tool for c... Continue reading
Posted by Moebius on Jan 20, 2024
https://longterm.support/blog/tailscale What is Tailscale?LTS Wiki PageAccording to the site:Tailscale is a free and open source service, based on WireGuard®, that helps users build no-hassle virtual private networks. Once you’ve created a Tailscale network (tailnet), ... Continue reading
Posted by Moebius on Jan 20, 2024
https://longterm.support/blog/proton What is Proton?LTS Wiki PageProton AG, hereby referred to as Proton, is a Swiss tech company focused on online privacy and open-source software. They offer several different encrypted services including email, calendar, cloud storage, password manager, and VPN... Continue reading
Posted by Moebius on Jan 20, 2024
https://longterm.support/blog/pi-hole What is Pi-hole?Pi-hole is an open-source network-wide ad blocker. It is a DNS sinkhole that protects your devices from unwanted ads without needing to install any client-side software. It is simple to set up and great for home use. If you happen to have an o... Continue reading
Posted by Moebius on Jan 04, 2024
https://longterm.support/blog/nextcloud What is Nextcloud?LTS Wiki PageNextcloud is an open-source cloud storage, productivity, collaboration suite and more. You can self host it on your own hardware if you want or just sign up for an account from a provider. There are several free providers av... Continue reading
Posted by Moebius on Jan 04, 2024
https://longterm.support/blog/jellyfin What is Jellyfin?LTS Wiki PageClick HERE to try a live demo of Jellyfin!Jellyfin is a free and open-source media player and server. It is available on all major platforms including Linux, Windows, Mac, Android, iOS, Amazon Fire OS, Roku, Kodi, an... Continue reading
Posted by Moebius on Jan 01, 2024
https://longterm.support/blog/file-browser What is a File Browser?The tool you use on a computer to navigate and work with files and folders is known as a File Browser. It can also be referred to as a File Explorer or File Manager, they all refer to the same thing. Let's explore the file brows... Continue reading
Posted by Moebius on Jan 01, 2024
https://longterm.support/blog/linux-mintThis is a quick tour of some of the features of the Linux Mint 21.1 operating system. Linux Mint is meant to be a similar work flow to that of the Windows operating system so it should be familiar to many people. If you're new to using a computer then don... Continue reading
Posted by Moebius on Dec 30, 2023
Greeting Keyboard Comrades! In this video I show you how to set up an Open-Source Privacy Focused Workspace with Firefox, Proton, Bitwarden, and NextCloud. Check out the other blog posts on these tools for more info. I'm using Linux Mint in the video to keep everything open-source, but this pro... Continue reading
