rustXterm: terminal and remote sessions on Linux
Meet rustXterm: a native Rust terminal with SSH, SFTP, RDP, VNC, tunnels, and MCP. Installation on Linux and what's new in version 0.4.0.
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AnyDoc: documents in Markdown on Linux
Install AnyDoc on a Linux user, convert documents to Markdown, and share a skill between Claude Code and Codex, without accidentally activating external OCR.
ai-memory: the evolution from 2.4 to 2.6.3
From old memory management to cross-project profiling: the main features, fixes and care tips of ai-memory between versions 2.4.0 and 2.6.3.
RustFS on Linux: install via binary and Docker
Install RustFS on Linux with binary and systemd or Docker Compose: S3 API, persistence, TLS, IAM, upload and download tests, backup and operation.
ai-memory: install persistent memory for agents on Linux
Install ai-memory 2.6.3 on Linux with systemd, MCP, and hooks. Check out the update, backup, per-project scope, and shared profile review.
Claude-Mem alternatives in Go, Rust, and C
Compare alternatives to Claude-Mem in Go, Rust, and C: Deja Vu for searching previously saved histories, Engram, ai-memory, mnemo, Leteo, Subcog, and other options.
Linux 7.3: up to 5x faster Btrfs, Nvidia's Rust driver, and AI patch chaos
Video summary: this article is a detailed, in-depth summary of “Linux 7.3 Review: AI Chaos, MASSIVE Performance, GPU, CPU, and Rust Upgrades” from SavvyNik, combined with Linus Torvalds’s official announcement closing the merge window. Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQ5adDeOGb0 The Linux 7.3 kernel merge window … Read more
The history of the Rust language
Rust began as a hobby in 2006: Graydon Hoare, a Mozilla engineer, was annoyed by his building’s elevator failing because of C software. The name came from the fungus — “over-engineered for survival.” Mozilla sponsored it in 2009. The public 0.1 release came on January 20, 2012. Version 1.0 followed on May 15, 2015. … Read more
Vaultwarden: self-hosted Bitwarden on Linux
Vaultwarden is a server compatible with the official Bitwarden clients, written in Rust. Updated guide for 1.37.3: Docker Compose with Caddy, stuck registration, native SSO, backup with the built-in command, and safe update.
Hello World in Rust: installing and running on Ubuntu
Everyone starts with Hello, world! This post uses that three-line program as an excuse to install Rust properly on Ubuntu, understand what cargo does, and leave with a project that compiles — in about ten minutes. Why Rust, in two sentences Rust delivers C performance … Read more