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By Dimitri Bellini • Insights

Good morning everyone! I'™m Dimitri Bellini, and welcome back to the blog edition of Quadrata, my channel dedicated to the world of open source and technology. As I always say, exploring these technologies must be a pleasure for me, but especially for you following along. Today, we are tackling...

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By Dimitri Bellini • Insights

Good morning everyone, I'm Dimitri Bellini, and welcome back to Quadrata, my channel dedicated to the world of open source and IT. This week, we're shifting focus from our usual Zabbix discussions to something that's recently made waves in the Linux world: the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 (RHEL 10)!

The arrival of a new RHEL version is always significant, especially for the enterprise sector. So, let's dive into what RHEL 10 brings to the table and, crucially, how its popular clones – AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, and Oracle Linux – are adapting to this new landscape. If you find this content useful, don't forget to put a like and subscribe to the channel if you haven't already!

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By Dimitri Bellini • Insights

Good morning everyone, Dimitri Bellini here! Welcome back to my channel, Quadrata, where we dive into the world of open source and IT. If you've been following along, you'll know I recently discussed my decision to potentially move from my trusty Linux setup to the world of Apple laptops.

Well, the temptation won. I bought it. After over 20 years deeply rooted in the Linux ecosystem, primarily using Fedora on various ThinkPads for the last decade, I took the plunge and acquired a MacBook Pro M4. It was a step I took with some apprehension, mainly driven by a quest for increased productivity and hardware that felt truly integrated and powerful, especially after my ThinkPad T14S started showing its age with battery life and overheating issues during video calls and rendering.

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By Dimitri Bellini • Insights

Hey everyone, Dimitri Bellini here from Quadrata! This week, I've been wrestling with a decision that might surprise some of you: I'm seriously considering switching from Linux to Mac OS for my daily driver laptop. Yes, you read that right!

Now, before you brand me a heretic, let me explain. I've been a Linux user since the early 2000s – think Gentoo, Debian, Caldera, the early Fedora days. I've navigated the complexities, the driver issues, the customization rabbit holes. And I've loved it! But times change, and so do my needs.

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