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Pi-hole vs AdGuard Home: Which Is Better for Raspberry Pi in 2025?

on June 26, 2025

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Winlay is now Open Source

on June 25, 2025

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Winlay is now officially open source!

You can find the full source code here:
https://github.com/a3x-xyz/Winlay/tree/main/sourcecode

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Winlay on Wear OS is Coming June 26, 2025

Hello everyone, We’re excited to announce that Winlay on Wear OS is officially coming on June 26, 2025 ! It supports a wide range of smartwatches, including the Samsung Galaxy Watch and other major brands. Winlay on Wear OS is compatible with devices running Android 9 or newer (WearOS 2.2 or newer) , and supports both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures .

Winlay on Wear OS is here!

We’re excited to announce that Winlay on Wear OS is now available! This lightweight, open-source app lets you view events right from your smartwatch. Features: Clean interface designed for Wear OS View event information on the go Fully open-source Supported Devices: Works with all Wear OS smartwatches Compatible with Android 9+ and Wear OS 2.2+ Supports both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures Download: Get the Latest Release Open Source: View Source Code

Turn Your Raspberry Pi Into a Web Server With Nginx

If you want a faster, more efficient alternative to Apache, try Nginx. It's lightweight, high-performance, and perfect for running static sites or apps on a Raspberry Pi. Requirements Raspberry Pi with Raspberry Pi OS (Lite or Desktop) Terminal or SSH access Internet connection Step-by-Step Setup 1. Update Your System sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade 2. Install Nginx sudo apt install nginx -y This installs Nginx and starts it immediately. 3. Test the Web Server Open your browser and go to: http://your_pi_ip_address You should see the default "Welcome to Nginx!" page. 4. Find Your Raspberry Pi IP Address hostname -I 5. Edit Your Website The default web root is: /var/www/html Edit the homepage like this: sudo nano /var/www/html/index.html Or replace it with your custom files. Optional: Add PHP Support sudo apt install php-fpm -y Edit the Nginx config to support PHP (optional step for dynamic pages). Edit the defaul...

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Pi-hole vs AdGuard Home: Which Is Better for Raspberry Pi in 2025?

Winlay is now Open Source

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