Boxes for your Tuxes – Worth it?
A name was mentioned. An application was tested. In my Gnome apps review from several weeks back, one of the comments pointed out…
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Best Gnome distro of 2018
We talked about Xfce. We talked about Plasma. ‘Twas a turbulent year, and yet, it didn’t really have any defining Linux moments. More…
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Best KDE/Plasma distro of 2018
Let us Plasma. A few days ago, we talked about the bestest Xfce distro of 2018. It was an interesting but also somewhat…
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Best Xfce distro of 2018
The current calendar year is slowly converging toward its end. That means one thing! Well, two things. Festivities and liver stress testing for…
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What about Gnome apps then?
A couple of weeks ago, we talked about KDE apps. I went through the default stack of programs available in the desktop environment,…
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KDE apps – Any good?
What is the one big advantage that Linux distributions have over Windows? If you ask me, that would be the fact that distributions…
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Plasma 5.14 – Phasers on stun
Linux is much like the stock market. Moments of happiness broken by crises. Or is the other way around? Never mind. Today shall…
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I want to talk to the (Font) Manager
You like fonts, don’t you? Well, we all do. So what happens if you want to install a fresh new font in your…
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Fstransform – Optimus Tux
File system conversion is not an everyday thing. For that matter, it’s not even an every year thing. But when you do need…
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Steam Play – Let the games begin
Linux gaming news are always a good thing. An exciting and important thing. The more legitimacy, popularity and quality the Linux world gets,…
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Kdenlive 18.08 Beta – Film Noir
Kdenlive is my video editor de jour since the dawn of civilization, or rather, as far back as my video editing attempts go.…
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Winepak – Abstraction done (almost) right
The concept of running Windows software on top of Linux is a tricky one. First, it defies the intended usage. Second, it requires some…
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