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Kevie, co-host of the TuxJam podcast, shares his thoughts on his recent purchase of the Raspberry Pi 5. Deciding to try this out to see if it could operate as a realistic day-to-day desktop PC, he opted for the Pimoroni NVMe Base along with a 512GB SSD drive. The links to the products in this episode:

Pi 5
Pi 5 PSU
NVMe Base + 500GB SSD
Pi 5 Active Cooler

Riwbox
TX8 Bluetooth Headphones

Links

https://mailcow.email/
https://iredmail.org/

After 40 years of 'hunt and peck' typing I finally bit the bullet and learned to touch type, using the Dvorak keyboard layout.
I found plenty of online tools and listings of software designed to help, and I cover some of these in this episode.

Links:
typing.com
keybr.com
toipe
Lots more links and software: typingsoft.com
Dvorak layout on Wikipedia
Contact the host: enistello at tuta dot io

In this episode Marcus / mnw walks you through the install and
initial configuration of a shell history replacement called Atuin.
My first show I'm quite nervous!
Config Options
These are the settings suggested to change in the config file
~/.config/atuin/config.toml
auto_sync = true

style = "compact"

inline_height = 10

enter_accept = false
Trouble Shooting
Is my postgresql working ?
psql -d "postgres://atuin:ak4hTNms5Y@127.0.0.1:5432/atuin" -c "select now()"
Is my service running?
service atuin status
Syncing
On the first host you register on you want to grab your key.
atuin key
Then login and use that key on the other clients with
atuin login -u username -k "the word soup from the atuin key command"
Links

Project - https://atuin.sh
Server Guide - https://forum.atuin.sh/t/guide-how-to-setup-an-atuin-server/198
Socials and about me - https://mnw.sdf.org

Continuing his series talking about some of his Raspberry Pi projects, TuxJam co-host Kevie talks about his recent experience with the Picade Console from Pimoroni.