Programs

A category full of analysis of the different programs available for the Linux operating system It is undoubtedly one of the great dreams of all of us who use this popular operating system supported by Free Software on a daily basis. Plus also We will recommend different types of programs that you can use for certain aspects, as well as some of the most interesting offers that you can find in the market and that will allow you to get different programs at an interesting price.

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Fender launches Fender Studio, a new multi-platform DAW that is available for Linux and is free.

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Learn all about Fender Studio on Linux: features, amp simulators, and how it can revolutionize your home studio.

GE-Proton 10-1 is now available, with improvements from Proton 10.0 beta.

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Check out what's new in GE-Proton 10-1: Proton 10 integration, improvements, Wayland support, and fixes for games on Linux and Steam Deck.

Valve begins showing SteamOS support on Steam, joining those verified for Steam Deck

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Valve launches SteamOS Compatibility: find out which games work on Linux laptops beyond the Steam Deck.

Eden is a new emulator for Nintendo Switch that aims to follow in the footsteps of Yuzu and improve its performance.

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Discover how Eden, a new emulator for Nintendo Switch, works. Its advantages and how to download it now for Android or PC.

Shotcut 25.05 adds HDR improvements while upgrading Qt to version 6.8.3

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Discover all the new features in Shotcut 25.05, the open source video editor, with filters, HDR improvements, and major bug fixes.

Calibre 8.4 introduces key improvements to KEPUB handling and bug fixes

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Discover the key improvements in Calibre 8.4: optimized KEPUB, updated viewer, and bug fixes for your favorite ebook manager.

Steam Deck adds battery charge limit control in its latest beta version

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Learn how to limit the maximum battery charge on your Steam Deck with the new beta feature and extend the life of your handheld console.

SteamOS 3.7.5 Beta arrives with improvements for portable devices, new AMD CPU control, KDE 6.2.5 environment, and driver updates

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Discover the key changes in SteamOS 3.7.5 Beta: Asus and Lenovo support, new AMD CPU controller, KDE 6.2.5, and graphics updates.

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Programs

It may interest you

Fender launches Fender Studio, a new multi-platform DAW that is available for Linux and is free.

GE-Proton 10-1 is now available, with improvements from Proton 10.0 beta.

Valve begins showing SteamOS support on Steam, joining those verified for Steam Deck

Eden is a new emulator for Nintendo Switch that aims to follow in the footsteps of Yuzu and improve its performance.

Shotcut 25.05 adds HDR improvements while upgrading Qt to version 6.8.3

Calibre 8.4 introduces key improvements to KEPUB handling and bug fixes

Steam Deck adds battery charge limit control in its latest beta version

SteamOS 3.7.5 Beta arrives with improvements for portable devices, new AMD CPU control, KDE 6.2.5 environment, and driver updates

Want to open apps not supported by your Android TV but don't know how? Try Kodi.

How to Use VLC Without a Graphical Interface: A Comprehensive Guide to Using VLC in the Terminal

List of browser games: the most popular and some not so well-known

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