Software freedom
RMS, GNU, Linux, Kubernetes, and Go shaped how I think about software, ownership, and shared work.
I’m Jonathan Mainguy. My life is centered on Jesus Christ, my family, open source software, and helping people become stronger leaders.
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Rebuilding jmainguy.com as One Go Binary
A few years ago, the wise Chris Short inspired me to convert my blog from WordPress to Hugo . WordPress had been nice in a lot of ways. It had a good editor, made uploading photos easy, and …
Reverse Engineering the Line 6 AMPLIFi TT for Linux
Reverse engineering and disassembly have intrigued me for a while. However, tools like Ghidra intimidated me, and I had no idea how to get started with them. That was about where I stayed un…
Middle-Click Paste Broke After Upgrading to Fedora 44
I upgraded to Fedora 44 a few days ago and immediately noticed something was wrong in GNOME Terminal. Highlighting text no longer felt like it was copying anything, and middle-click paste ha…
Github Pages
If you're looking to deploy a website quickly and easily, GitHub offers a fantastic service called GitHub Pages . GitHub Pages is a static site hosting service that takes HTML, CSS, and Java…
GitOps: Transforming Deployment with Automation and Version Control
What is GitOps? GitOps is a way to manage infrastructure and application deployments using Git as the single source of truth. It focuses on: Declarative configurations: The desired state of …
Kubevirt
I believe everything that can be done inside a VirtualMachine can be done just as well or better inside a pod on kubernetes. However, if you insist on using a VM, or have legacy code you do …
The Case for Ten Gig
My good friend Jeff Moore challenged me to compare my storage speeds with his homelab setup (knowing his would be perform better). So I obliged and learned a few things in the process, which…
