Halium on ASUS ZenFone 5

Halium is a hardware abstraction layer developed collaboratively by multiple open source communities (KDE, UBPorts, Mer, LuneOS) to enable Android devices to run GNU/Linux distributions. I had posted this news on Twitter some time ago, but I’m still happy that my port got mature enough to deliver hardware-accelerated graphics: This port is quite special as…

Exams are over, new studies coming

Hello blog, no news from me for a while πŸ˜€ Studies at the university are really overwhelming, and I feel that passing my first exams was a major step in my life. Despite my week off coming to its end already, I still haven’t done many things I planned: my brain felt exhausted, and I…

Studies

ITMO University is a very welcoming place, and I enjoy so much being here πŸ™‚ Also, I finally have a stable web connection.P.S. And all in all, St Petersburg is not THAT rainy?

ITMO University

In a couple of hours I’m leaving my home city and going to Saint Petersburg, where I’m going to study for a software engineer in ITMO University for 4 years. I’ll be there tomorrow, but I probably won’t have a stable Internet connection for a while. If I don’t answer your messages, it’s just that…

Mountain Re-View

Hey blog! How about a new blog post? πŸ™‚ There have been no messages from me for a while, mostly due to my exams, and I feel guilty of the silence. Now that’s high time I write about my experience. The most important event in my life for the past few months is the Google…

My Google Code-In experience

If someone asked me to describe Google Code-In with one word, I would definitely say β€œamazing”. And that’s not just a common word: that’s what this contest really makes me feel. To begin with, I learned about GCI by chance in a few days after its start. After registration and completing my beginner tasks, I…