You are an Apple fanatic, you bought yourself an iPhone or a Mac and then you found yourself confused coming from Android, Linux, or Windows; or you have had problems with the sale, after-sale, warranty, or other. Apple is a great company and produces great products, but not free from problems and defects, plus the people who work there don’t[…]
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Krita 5.0 – Epic paintings on Linux, macOS, and Windows
Krita is the Linux program that aims to offer a complete and reliable environment for creating and managing images, from bitmaps to drawings, on open-source systems. Initially designed for the KDE environment, Krita allows you to create, manage and model images to create graphic masterpieces on your desktop. It is a painting software that integrates material, workflows, and everything necessary[…]
Read moreHow to reset your iPhone, iPad, or iPod without computer and code
Sifting through the news of the latest update of iOS and iPadOS 15.2, we also find the possibility of initializing an iPhone or iPad locked on the screen that requires the entry of the unlock code. Even before it was possible to do this but it was necessary to connect the iPhone to the Mac or to a Windows PC[…]
Read moreApple AirPrint through a Raspberry Pi on the LAN
If you are our longtime readers, you will surely remember that in 2017 we reused a Brother laser printer and transformed it into a network printer (here is the article with the link to the tutorial, the CUPS configuration, and the specific PPD file for our Brother HL-2030 since the CUPS one does not work) thanks to the use of[…]
Read moreHow to install Windows 10/11 x86 or ARM Virtual Machines on Apple Silicon M1 Macs
The new Apple Silicon CPU processors have brought a breath of fresh air to the world of computing, but for savvy users, they have also brought with them many limitations. If you used Windows on your Mac, perhaps via BootCamp, upgrading to a Mac equipped with an M1 processor will find you unable to continue doing so. And with this,[…]
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