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And here we go.
# The Past
As I mentioned in [a while back]({{< relref "and-then-no-more-pixelbook" >}}), I dropped the ChromeOS habit. Well, at least on the [PixelBook](/tags/pixelbook/).
As I mentioned in [a while back]({{< ref "/post/2019/02/and-then-no-more-pixelbook" >}}), I dropped the ChromeOS habit. Well, at least on the [PixelBook](/tags/pixelbook/).
This left me using the [R180](/tags/r810/) again, which while it is still a very nice machine, I got used to the size and battery life of the PixelBook. I was getting maybe 3-4 hours of battery, which under most of my use cases is plenty, but sometimes, I need to be unplugged for longer.
I ran across a post on [reddit](https://www.reddit.com) in the subreddit for the [PixelBook](https://www.reddit.com/r/PixelBook) which got me thinking. [This post](https://www.reddit.com/r/PixelBook/comments/bkau30/ubuntu_on_pixelbook_experience_setup_instructions/) had a link to a [GitHub repp](https://github.com/yusefnapora/pixelbook-linux) which had nice instructions on how to update the firmware to put an open UEFI firmware on, and then some scripts to finish setting things up.
After waiting to get back from [my recent trip]({{< relref "bournemouth-2019" >}}), I ordered the needed cable, and went to work.
After waiting to get back from [my recent trip]({{< ref "/post/2019/06/bournemouth-2019" >}}), I ordered the needed cable, and went to work.
# The Install

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A long time ago, I have a blog called something living at http://cli.duckland.org. The first article on it was called [What Do I Use?]({{<ref "what-do-i-use?">}}) which listed some of the software I used on a daily basis. I thought it would be worth revisiting.
A long time ago, I have a blog called something living at http://cli.duckland.org. The first article on it was called [What Do I Use?]({{<ref "/post/2006/06/what-do-i-use.md">}}) which listed some of the software I used on a daily basis. I thought it would be worth revisiting.
Oddly enough, I am still using a lot of the same or very similar stuff:

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So, it has been about two months since I wrote [Path to Self-Hosting]({{<ref "path-to-self-hosting">}}) so I figured it was time for a check-in.
So, it has been about two months since I wrote [Path to Self-Hosting]({{<ref "/post/2019/11/path-to-self-hosting">}}) so I figured it was time for a check-in.
As a refresher, here is the list of services I came up with (I will probably add more):