Emudeck: Retro Gaming on Steam Deck & Linux
Let’s be honest. Setting up a proper emulation station on any machine, especially Linux, can be an absolute nightmare. You spend hours, sometimes days, hunting down the right emulators, wrestling...
Let’s be honest. Setting up a proper emulation station on any machine, especially Linux, can be an absolute nightmare. You spend hours, sometimes days, hunting down the right emulators, wrestling...
Let’s get one thing straight: anyone who tells you “a terminal is just a terminal” is either lying to you or has never spent a full day untangling a production...
Let me ask you a question. Is your Linux distribution truly wringing every last drop of performance from your high-end hardware? Youâve spent a small fortune on a multi-core CPU,...
Are you tired of your development machine fighting you? Do you ever feel like your operating system is a walled garden, meticulously designed to keep you from using your hardware...
Letâs be honest. You’re here because you face a classic dilemma. You love the power, control, and sheer elegance of a Linux desktop. You live in the terminal, youâve customized...
Ever stared at a blank server command line and wondered how it transforms into a living, breathing website? How does that blinking cursor become a platform capable of serving dynamic...
So, you’re standing at a crossroads in the Linux universe. On one side, you have Flatpak. On the other, Snap. Both promise a utopian future: a world without dependency hell,...
Let’s be honest. For years, the phrase “Linux gaming” felt like an oxymoron, a punchline whispered in the hallowed halls of PC gaming. You’d switch to Linux for the power,...
Let’s get one thing straight right from the start: the old, tired argument that “you can’t game on Linux” is dead. Deceased. It is an ex-parrot. For years, this was...
Let’s get one thing straight right from the jump. The debate over linux server vs windows server isn’t a holy war, and anyone who treats it like one is probably...
Are you happy with your computer? I mean, truly happy? Does it do exactly what you tell it to, exactly when you tell it to? Or does it feel more...
Let me ask you a question. In a market absolutely saturated with handheld gaming devices, from cheap-and-cheerful retro players to pocket-sized PCs, does another plastic rectangle even matter? What if...