Using GrapheneOS, the private and secure mobile OS

Some weeks back, I bought a Pixel 6a and installed GrapheneOS on it. GrapheneOS is a private and security hardened version of Android, and so far I've had zero issues. This post will be a very brief description of the OS, and where you can find more information about it.

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My zsh set-up

This is a short guide for my zsh set-up. I've saved it here for it to be more accessible to me when setting it up on new computers, and in the unlikely event that it would be useful for someone else. In the end, you'll have a quite minimalistic interface where you can do fuzzy searching of your command history by pressing Ctrl+r.

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Vim cheat sheet

This is a cheat sheet for the text editor Vim. If you want to learn Vim, I strongly recommend you to start out with doing vimtutor.

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Communicating securely with a Raspberry Pi via SSH

Being able to execute commands on a Raspberry Pi via another computer makes you able to use the Raspberry Pi without it being connected to a screen. These are notes I wrote for myself to remember how I set up a Raspberry, and for that reason it might be a bit sparse even though I've fletched them out a bit to be useful for more people. It will also use a quite specific set up, and it won't deal with setting a static IP for the Raspberry via the router, which is preferable but not possible in my case.

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