Printer support on Linux can be a hit or miss. Vendors usually support the Windows and macOS platform, and they rarely have open-sourced their drivers. In the condition that the vendors have published the closed-source drivers, some Linux distribution maintainers…
Pixelorama is an all-purpose pixel art editor which can be used to make pixel art for different purposes. It allows you to make animated sprite sheets, animations, titles, and tilemaps. It is a free and open-source pixel art editor which…
For digital painting enthusiasts, Krita is a must-try, professional, open-source painting program. Since Linux has so many distros and desktop environments (GNOME, KDE) hence there are different ways to install Krita. In this article, I will cover some of the…
Nowadays, it is impossible to do anything on the Internet without being tracked by media corporations. Online services that claim to be free often collect your data and either sell it, or show you ads based on that collected data.…
I’ve been driving daily and have been recommending Fedora Workstation to anyone whom I want to introduce to the Linux world since Fedora 36. However, I often realize that I’ve had to do so many post-installation tweaks to the default…
VLC is a free and open-source cross-platform multimedia player and we will learn how to install it in Linux. It’s quite famous, easy to use, and also supports a large number of multimedia files. Of course, there are other media…