Free Software Artists and their Tools — Part II: Evelyne Schulz & GIMP
When a Free Software evangelist is asked whether there is a free graphics program that can rival with the proprietary apps, the usual…
Continue reading →A couple of weeks ago, we talked about KDE apps. I went through the default stack of programs available in the desktop environment,…
What is the one big advantage that Linux distributions have over Windows? If you ask me, that would be the fact that distributions…
Linux is much like the stock market. Moments of happiness broken by crises. Or is the other way around? Never mind. Today shall…
When a Free Software evangelist is asked whether there is a free graphics program that can rival with the proprietary apps, the usual…
Continue reading →The idea that Free Software has no decent design programs, and that it is impossible to produce quality art without proprietary apps is…
Continue reading →Storytelling is the cultural cornerstone of human civilization. If I were even more pedantic than I already am, I would tell you about…
Continue reading →Several days ago, I was gazing at the Universal Install Script comic by Randall Munroe, wondering if he may not have solved all…
Continue reading →Our colleague Bruce has a book coming out! It’s called Designing with LibreOffice. It tackles the subject of how to make documents look…
Continue reading →The Internet has become a rich source of dark tales. Tonight we bring you some free sites and projects that are creepy, unsettling…
Continue reading →The Metropolitan Museum of Art of New York is creating an ever expanding library of art books that users can freely read online…
Continue reading →Carlos BenÃtez over at etnassoft has put together a comprehensive collection of mostly open and free books that you can browse and download…
Continue reading →The very talented Nina Paley talks about copyright, Creative Commons and the free flow of ideas in her thought-provoking and entertaining talk at…
Continue reading →When a notice appeared in my morning news feed telling me that there was a new, free ebook on macro photography, I couldn’t…
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