pyRenamer: Bulk Renaming Made Easy
Renaming files in batches is a rare task. Probably, that is why, with the exception of Xfce’s Thunar, desktop file managers can only…
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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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The Keyboardio Model 01: Six Months After
One trouble with software and hardware reviews is that they are usually based on a few days of testing. If any long term…
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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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In Open Hardware, “Free as in Beer” Matters
Richard M. Stallman, the founder of the Free Software Foundation, is famously fond of distinguishing between “free as in freedom” and “free as…
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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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Writing LaTeX Using Kile
Last month, I reviewed Kile, a KDE editor for LaTeX. This month, I am going to show the basics of formatting a document…
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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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PIMP My GIMP – Season 2 Episode 10
Tonight, on PIMP My GIMP: Tuxy McGnu, the infamous explorer of all things free and open, goes about testing the latest edition of…
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Plasma Got Tricks – I like big tricks and I cannot lie
I like being surprised. I like being impressed. I like seeing quality, forethought, vision, and innovation embedded in software products. I like seeing…
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Semi-Automatic LaTeX: KDE’s Kile
One reason that I appreciate KDE is that I am always discovering new applications. In fact, I make a point of regularly searching…
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