DaVinci Resolve
New Photo page: AI that reads clapperboards, generates synthetic voices, and simulates facial aging. More Fusion, more Fairlight, more integration. See all the changes in post-production.
Zorin OS
Understand the impact of Kernel 6.17 on the new Zorin OS 18.1 and how it brings improvements for those working in the audiovisual field.
DaVinci Resolve
The Definitive Guide to Installing DaVinci Resolve on Linux. Discover why Blackmagic has become the industry standard and follow the complete step-by-step guide to installing it via .run file, MakeResolveDeb, AUR, or Distrobox.
Linux distribution
Linux is Hollywood’s operating system. From *Dune* to *Spider-Man*, major render farms and VFX studios run on Linux. However, bringing that power to your home studio or production company requires discipline. Unlike Windows or macOS, Linux gives you total freedom
Linux distribution
And if you’re like us, your workstation is the heart of your production company. Above all else, it needs to be two things: stable and reliable. In the Linux world, when we’re looking for “bulletproof” stability, we usually turn to distributions based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), such as AlmaLinux. Until
Linux distribution
If you work in video editing, visual effects, or 3D and have ever considered using Linux, the good news is: yes, you can work professionally on the system without missing Windows or macOS. The bad news? There are so many distros that it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the choices.
2D/3D Animation
Have you ever felt like the world of audiovisual production is an exclusive club, with doors open only to Windows and macOS users? If you’re a Linux enthusiast, you’ve probably already looked for ways to run your projects and wondered if it was possible to have a workflow
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