Category: software
-
OBS Studio 28.0 Released with HDR, Native Apple Silicon Support & Lots More
If you stream video and audio online in 2022 you’re probably using OBS Studio. It’s free and open source software to stream to Twitch, YouTube and plenty of other services that have been created and gone out of business in the decade that OBS has been around. Today OBS Studio 28.0 came out with native…
-
XScreenSaver Turns 30
Jamie Zawinski noted the 30th anniversary of XScreenSaver’s version 1.0 release with the original USENET post and more bits of fun trivia although he notes that version 1.0 of XScreenSaver is missing. XScreenSaver must be one of the longest continually updated software projects out there, it has great stuff from the past like your flying toasters and almost everything…
-
Ryan Gordon Building a Media Player in New Video Series
It only plays a randomized loop of 24 hours of phish on-stage banter
-
1Password Announces Cryptocurrency and NFT Heel Turn
Got any recommendations for better multi-platform password managers?
-
Raspberry Pi OS Gets 64-bit Support
The Raspberry Pi lineup of single-board computers has had a few improvements lately with a new Raspberry Pi Zero 2 that ended up being similar in performance to the Raspberry Pi 3. Finally, the Debian-based Raspberry Pi OS (previously called Raspbian), is getting official 64-bit support despite the hardware being capable of 64-bit instructions since…