Gaming on embedded devices like the Raspberry Pi has come a remarkably long way. With careful tweaking, it’s now possible to achieve smooth frame rates even for 3D titles on modest single-board computers (SBCs). But optimizing graphics performance on embedded Linux requires digging into a toolbox of software tricks to eke out every last bit […]
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When working with Java applications we need Java Development Kit or JDK for short. There are various JDKs that you can use like Oracle JDK, OpenJDK, IBM J9 JDK, etc. A JDK contains collections of libraries and tools that are needed when developing Java-based applications. It is used along with a JVM (Java Virtual Machine)
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Designers and mechanical engineers build wonderful machines and tools. They’re creative and logical as well which helps them to visualize things. Their work can be aided by CAD software which lets them easily visualize and make changes in their designs. OpenSCAD is a unique, script-based CAD application that allows for precise 3D modeling. It’s open-source
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Game Maker Studio(GMS) is one of the most popular software used to develop game-based applications. This Game Maker Studio is developed by the well-known organization YOYO Games. This allows all kinds of developers from different domains to easily create game apps via this platform without any coding knowledge. This is most popular among developers because it uses
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Are you a Pokemon fan? Do you play the popular Pokemon GBA games like Pokemon Leaf/Green or Fire/Red? All these games are so good and classic but they lack multiplayer support. You can’t simultaneously play with your friends, family, or random players online. And that’s where Pokemmo comes in. Looking to play classic Pokémon games
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Looking to automate tasks on your Linux system, why not consider using TCL? If you have never heard of it then worry not, I’ve got you covered, in this article, we will learn about this language, how to set it up in Linux, and start scripting so read on to master TCL scripting on Linux.
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Got a Digital Logic Design assignment? Well, then Logisim-Evolution is a must for you. Usually, it would be recommended by your college(mine did) or you just stumbled on it in your quest to design digital logic circuits. Today, we’ll delve into its features and guide you through its installation on Linux. So let’s get started.
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While FreeCodeCamp serves as a valuable resource for aspiring coders, younger students also require comprehensive education in life sciences and general life skills. This gap is filled by the Endless OS team with their remarkable application, Endless Key. Endless Key is a robust open-source educational platform designed by the Endless OS team, renowned for its
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Have you ever surfed the internet, just to find that one image that will adorn your desktop wall? Well, I used to but now I just use Wonderwall. A beautiful desktop wallpaper/manager utility that gives you so many choices(a lot) to choose from and believe me, they all are so good. So let’s learn about
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APIs or Application Programming Interfaces are quite complex and if left open in the wild, it’s hard to predict what it might do. So I present you Mockoon to mock your API in a controlled and simulated environment. In the article, we will learn about Mockoon and see how to install it in Linux. So
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