How to install Drift on Ubuntu: AI video editor
Install Drift on Ubuntu through Flatpak or AppImage, configure Whisper subtitles, GPU acceleration, and MCP automation.
5 popular and easy-to-install editors on Ubuntu
Editing video on Ubuntu does not require hunting down an abandoned package or settling for an old version from the distribution repository. With Flatpak and Flathub, you can install current editors for full productions, quick cuts, and even videos with 3D animation in just a few commands. This selection brings together five popular options with packages on Flathub … Read more
Cerebras CS-4: Wafer-scale AI, history, and investors
When an AI application needs to reason, call tools, and respond to many people at once, counting FLOPS is not enough: the latency of generating each token, memory, and communication between accelerators shape the experience. The video below introduces the Cerebras CS-4, a rack system based on processors the size of … Read more
ai-memory: install persistent memory for agents on Linux
Switching from Claude Code to Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, or Grok in the middle of a task usually costs context: you have to explain the architecture, failed attempts, and next step again. ai-memory solves this with persistent memory shared across agents. This guide installs the native Linux version and creates a service … Read more
Engram: persistent memory for agents on Linux
One Go binary, one SQLite database, the same brain for Claude, Codex, and Grok. How to install Engram on Linux, connect it to agents, set the project name correctly, and start the daemon at boot.
Claude-Mem alternatives in Go, Rust, and C
The agent forgets the previous session. Claude-Mem solves this in Node; Go, Rust, and C already deliver the same idea in a single binary — Engram, mnemo, Leteo, Subcog, and sqlite-memory.
llama.cpp: getting to know, installing and running local AI on Linux
There is a project almost everyone depends on without knowing it. When you run a local model with Ollama, LM Studio, Jan, or that AI app on your phone, chances are that underneath it all, llama.cpp is doing the calculations — an inference engine written in pure C++, … Read more
A week with the Omarchy Quattro: what works and what divides the community
Video summary: this article discusses and expands on “A New Linux Flavor Of The Week” from UFD Tech, whose host spent a week using Omarchy Quattro every day. Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TKuxFU8Vn0 We have already explained what Omarchy is — DHH’s distribution built on Arch and Hyprland that became … Read more
Omarchy: DHH's distro that became an agentic operating system
Video summary: this article starts with “Omarchy Agentic OS — This Changes EVERYTHING For AI-Native Founders” from Simon Høiberg and goes further using the project’s official documentation. Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjjecbwrioA A SaaS founder installs a Linux distribution and asks an AI agent to reconfigure the shortcuts and … Read more
vLLM: serving LLMs on Linux with high throughput — history, installation, and first steps
If you have run a local LLM with Ollama or llama.cpp, you know it works very well — for one or two people. When demand becomes an API that must handle dozens of simultaneous requests, the situation changes: the GPU sits idle waiting, memory becomes fragmented, and throughput plummets. That is precisely the problem … Read more