An Inferno Diary

At the end of 2020 I decided to finish the contracting gig I was doing with the aim of spending less time every day stressing about things I couldn't really influence while not making a sustainable income. I figured that, if I wasn't going to make the big bucks, I might as well work on things I enjoyed. Isn't the gig economy wonderful?

Anyway, that's a story for another time. Today, I'm mentioning something I started during December, which is a diary about my recent experiences with the Inferno operating system. It started because I felt I was doing bits and pieces with Inferno from time to time, and there wasn't much to show if the activities didn't lead to finished products.

I won't put every diary entry here because I'm trying to write frequent entries and that can really fill up everyone's news feed quite quickly. Besides, we've all seen blogs that are basically accounts of daily events, from breakfast choices to household chores, and nobody needs that level of detail.

Categories: Inferno, Limbo, Free Software

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