5 posts filed under linux.
LinSight loads metric sources as runtime .so plugins behind a stabby FFI vtable and an explicit ABI version, and the interesting part is the set of choices that keep the host alive across releases.
LinSight and LinSync write their QObjects in Rust and their UI in QML, glued by cxx-qt, and the interesting part is why the migration boundary sits exactly there.
Three of our Linux desktop apps run the same Qt 6 / Kirigami QML interface on KDE Plasma, GNOME, and XFCE without a fork in the codebase, and the interesting part is why that stopped being a gamble.
Compare DataGrip's database IDE depth with Mongrel's database, terminal, API, container, and Kubernetes workbench for cross-system investigations.
Every production database lives behind a bastion, and most database GUIs treat SSH tunnels as an afterthought, so here is how tunneling actually works, why the port-forward incantation rots, and what it looks like when the tunnel manager and the database client are the same app.
