Introducing Open WebIDE - A Self-Hosted Coding Agent IDE in Rust and WebAssembly Software Home Lab DIY Rust AI Local models take a while to respond, and that gets old when you’re sitting at your desk watching a spinner. I’ve been writing about putting a coding agent on every desk, adding a second GPU, and running a fast model in a sidecar. The models keep getting better, but I was still tethered to my desk waiting on them.
Introducing OBS HomeRun - Turn your PC into a virtual HDTV tuner Software Home Lab DIY Rust Linux In my last post, while talking about using local coding agents on my Bazzite desktop, I breezily mentioned getting my PC screen onto the living room TV:
The Year of the Linux Desktop? (With Local Agents, Maybe) Software AI Home Lab DIY When I was a teenager, I’d buy issues of the now-defunct Maximum Linux magazine and install whatever distribution came on the CD that month, usually Mandrake or something like it. This was on the family computer, to the chagrin of the rest of my family, because I often left it inoperable.
