ritchiecunningham.co.uk
Personal tech blog by Ritchie Cunningham covering Linux, Emacs, window managers and open source tinkering
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About ritchiecunningham.co.uk
Ritchie Cunningham is a personal blog that publishes posts on technology, code and open source topics, including Linux command-line tools, Emacs and MPV configuration, and tiling window managers such as dwm.
The blog is written by an individual author and is not a business offering products or services to customers. It has no stated revenue model, customers or commercial offering.
The author describes interests in operating systems, programming, aviation, physics and cybersecurity, and mentions experience in roles including customer services, project management, system administration and open source software development. The author has said they would welcome contact from employers looking for a system administrator.
Product: Personal blog with articles on Linux, Emacs, MPV and dwm.
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