seand.xyz: A Fresh Start for My Work and Ideas

Today, I’m excited to share an update I’ve been working on for a while: I’ve moved my website from bluesabre.org to seand.xyz. This isn’t just a new domain—it’s a fresh space for my open-source work, as well as new conversations around mentorship, healthy communities, and building together.

Why the move?
Let’s be frank: the free software and Linux world has grown more challenging in recent years. New developer interest has slowed, and many of us who were once very active have found our contributions slowing too, myself included. Life and work keep moving forward, and priorities shift.

bluesabre.org was my home for years—a place for updates on Xubuntu, Xfce, and my open-source projects. But over time, I realized I wanted a new space that goes beyond technical updates. A space that reflects my role as a developer today: not just writing code, but sharing ideas, supporting others, and fostering a community I still believe in.

seand.xyz is that space: more personal and direct, with room to explore topics like leadership, collaboration, and how we can help each other succeed. It’s a chance to share more than release notes—to reignite my passion for building and grow new interest in Linux development.

On seand.xyz, you’ll find:

• My ongoing work with Xubuntu and Xfce
• Thoughts on being a developer and nurturing inclusive communities
• Updates on tools and resources I’m creating or refining
• A place to connect, learn, and share more frequently and directly

Stay connected
If you’re interested in my work or these topics, here’s how to stay connected:

• Subscribe to the RSS feed to get updates in your favorite reader.
• Or subscribe directly to receive new posts by email and join the conversation in the comments.

Thank you
Thank you to everyone who has followed and supported me over the years. Your encouragement and conversations have shaped this journey and continue to inspire me to build and share.

Thanks for being part of this—I’m excited for what’s next!