Linux Mint Desktop Environments: Cinnamon, MATE or XFCE?
As a Linux enthusiast, I’ve explored a considerable amount of distributions over the years. Linux Mint is one of the most user-friendly and versatile options I’ve come across. If you have a hard time choosing between the different flavors, here’s a handy guide to the three main options: Cinnamon, MATE, and XFCE. What Are Desktop…
13 Great Decky Loader Plugins for Steam Deck in 2025
Looking to make your Steam Deck even better? Decky Loader will help. It is a free and open-source utility that merges right into your Steam Deck’s Quick Access menu and enables plugins that serve specific purposes to match your needs. Here are some of the best Decky Loader plugins that will change how you use your…
Linux GPU Overclocking: MSI Afterburner Alternatives
MSI Afterburner and other Windows-exclusive OC tools are notably absent from Linux, but there are equally powerful native alternatives. GreenWithEnvy is one of the go-to solutions for Nvidia cards, while CoreCtrl is a common choice for AMD GPUs. These tools deliver essential GPU management features like control over fan curves, power limits, and clock frequency…
16 Excellent Free Games That Run Well on Linux
It’s still a bit harder to get games running on Linux, but the gaming landscape has significantly improved over the years. Thanks to Proton/Wine and not least a growing number of developers recognizing the platform’s potential, there’s been an influx of high-quality games that run smoothly on Linux. With this list, I will touch on…
The Ultimate List of Great Roguelike Games for Linux
Roguelike games, named after the classic 1980s game ‘Rogue’, are a sub-genre of role-playing games that feature procedurally generated levels, turn-based gameplay, and permanent death. They are popular for the same reasons, for their challenging yet rewarding gameplay. In this article, we will be discussing some of the best rogue-like games that run natively on…