Proton, a fork of the WINE compatibility layer for Windows applications and games, is developed and maintained by Valve Software. Predominantly used to run Windows games on Linux via the Steam Store, Proton can also be enabled on platforms like Lutris, Bottles, and Heroic Games Launcher. Also read: How to Play PC Games on Linux […]
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Gaming on Linux has been a bumpy ride, a challenge taken up by hardcore penguins and deeply compromised gamers alike. In recent times however Linux has been flooded with good publicity and plenty of new recruits and converts… and these dues ex-Macintoshes and Windows lickers need games, dammit. Fortunately, these days they are being catered
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Designing a video game involves multiple and complex stages. From the inception of an idea to the presentation in the market, it is a massive collaboration of efforts. This objective piece intends to create exposure to these fundamentals at every stage. During its creation, initial ideas are explored that then develop into more comprehensive concepts
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This to-the-point guide will help you install LibreOffice on Arch Linux. LibreOffice is a free and powerful office suite and is often considered Linux’s equivalent of Microsoft Office. It is one of the essential apps to have on your Arch Distro, especially if you are planning to use it as your daily driver. Whether you’re
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The purpose of API security is to ensure that API requests are authenticated, authorized, validated, and cleansed while the service is under load. API security differs from ordinary web servers in that a modern application or service has various API endpoints that use multiple protocols and request formats. Still, typical web servers only need to
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There’s a story that goes like this: Developers at Google designed Go while waiting for other programs to compile. Traditional languages are so slow to compile that it forced Google employees to make their own language, and make their own language they did! The results are quite astonishing. Since go was designed to run on
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If you have got multiple computers and only want to control all of them using a single pair of mouse and keyboard, then you might want to look for a KVM switch. A Keyboard, Video, Mouse switch is a hardware device where connections from all of the machines take place and using the buttons you
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A surprisingly small portion of the computer enthusiast market uses the Linux operating system. As such, it’s rarely targeted by ill-willed hackers or specialized malware. However, that doesn’t make its users immune to the slew of cyber threats lurking on the world wide web. At the very least, they still require extra precautions to enjoy
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As businesses expand their operations beyond their domestic market, they face a number of challenges in terms of human resources (HR) management. One of the most significant challenges is figuring out how to hire and manage a team of employees in a foreign country. HR management tool such as international PEO has emerged as a
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Transmission is the number one torrent client in many ways. In Linux, at least 80% of the users use this application for a long time when they want to do torrenting. In this article, we will explore installing and setting up transmission for torrent. We will also take a look at some of the popular
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