The hands-on portion of my studying is done within a homelab I have put together after graduating college so I may continue to learn and expand my knowledge.

I enjoy writing Bourne Again (Bash) and Bourne Shell (Sh) scripts, I’ve got a ton of them that do various things like backup my important files, system backup and restore, automate the usage of kvm-qemu, system updates, mount encrypted volumes, etc. They can be tremendously useful and even save you time as well as serving as a form of documentation to the process.

I have began learning OpenBSD and before my bookmarks get filled further I am documenting the essential FAQ, man pages, etc I come across deemed essential for understanding and learning the system. As I am a beginner of the system myself, this is not completely comprehensive or may not be accurate as what is deemed essential to one may not be to another as it is subjective.

I am beginning to learn Vim, these notes are to help me remember commands and tips as I find useful things that will help me.

My OpenBSD workstation configuration 2018