Are you still waiting for the arrival of the Adobe suite on Linux? Have you repeatedly tried using Premiere through Wine? Are you still wondering why Apple doesn’t release Final Cut Pro in Linux native version? If you answered yes to one or all of these questions, then you’ve come to the right place. We also know that Final Cut[…]
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Minetest. A Minecraft-inspired game for Linux
Minetest, an infinite-world block open-source Minecraft style game with many games, that gives you the ability to mod a game to your liking, to make your own game, or to play on a multiplayer server. Minecraft was created by Markus “Notch” Persson in the Java programming language and was released as a public alpha for personal computers in 2009 before[…]
Read moreHow to download an audio or video track from a YouTube video with openSUSE Linux
YouTube is the gold mine of audio and video content, the opium of millennials, the concentration of thought of future generations. With the videos on YouTube, we can do, say and be anything. Learning to play an instrument, transmitting our thoughts to the world, let us read a good book, learning to taste a refined wine and so on, we[…]
Read moreRice your Linux desktop. Listen to your music with mpd and ncmpcpp
As you know, we like to rice our Linux desktop environments, we love to follow /r/unixporn and we find really relaxing put hands in dirty configuration files. For the ricing, you can change desktop, windows, fonts, wallpapers and more. You can also create your own theme or modify the themes of other people. This is the beautiful of Linux and[…]
Read moreNeon themed KDE desktop with Nord color palette
We transform our Linux desktop into a system so beautiful, modern and futuristic as to make any macOS or Windows desktop like a pale. We start from an openSUSE base with KDE as a desktop environment and we apply some customizations to panels, windows, and icons in a very simple way (all via GUI, no command line). This video shows[…]
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