Tag Archives: Open Source Software

The NLJ is powered by Open Source Software, and editor N.A. Ferrell often features open source projects in its perennially virid pages.

March 22, 2021

Mar 2021

Review of Wutsearch, a Search Engine Launchpad

Nicholas A. Ferrell

〜I review Jeff Starr’s search engine launchpad, a useful tool for practical purposes and for popping search bubbles〜

February 26, 2021

Feb 2021

Reviewing the Mondrian Theme for KDE Plasma

Nicholas A. Ferrell

Reviewing the Mondrian global theme for the KDE Plasma desktop environment.

February 21, 2021

Feb 2021

RSS as a Facebook Alternative

Nicholas A. Ferrell

〜Recommending RSS as the best alternative to Facebook newsfeeds, Twitter, and Google News〜

January 6, 2021

Jan 2021

Implementing Article Series With WP Post Series

Nicholas A. Ferrell

〜Implementing an exciting new feature here at The New Leaf Journal〜

October 25, 2020

Oct 2020

Trying Open Camera on BlackBerry Classic

Nicholas A. Ferrell

I tested out the free and open source Open Camera App on my BlackBerry Classic.

October 19, 2020

Oct 2020

The Aesthetic Digital Environment

Nicholas A. Ferrell

〜A case for an aesthetic digital environment〜

October 1, 2020

Oct 2020

Setting Up SoloKeys with Peppermint OS

Nicholas A. Ferrell

〜The terminally challenged looks up terminal commands for using SoloKeys〜

September 14, 2020

Sep 2020

Struggles With a Fresh Install of Peppermint OS

Nicholas A. Ferrell

〜A fresh story of operating system instillation struggles followed by a minty ending〜

August 28, 2020

Aug 2020

Reviewing The Great Suspender Extension

Nicholas A. Ferrell

Reviewing an endearing and useful web browser extension.

August 23, 2020

Aug 2020

New Computer, New Leaf

Nicholas A. Ferrell

〜From lemons to raspberry lemonade〜

July 16, 2020

Jul 2020

Ko Ko for Koko Analyics – Early Impressions

Nicholas A. Ferrell

〜Early impressions of a privacy-friendly analytics solution for The New Leaf Journal, replacing Google〜