Blender
With 71 critical fixes focused on memory management, Vulkan, and VSE, learn why this update is the ultimate foundation for stability to safeguard your deadlines in audiovisual production on Linux.
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.
Autograph
Autograph is back—but not for us. Find out how Maxon ended Linux support for the motion graphics software and discover the alternatives that still work with our ecosystem.
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.
Motion Graphics
To end the year on a high note, the Friction Graphics team has just announced the release of version 1.0.0-rc.3. If you use Friction for your motion graphics and 2D animation projects, this update includes changes that will directly impact your workflow
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
2D/3D Animation
The wait is over! On November 18, 2025, the Blender Foundation announced the official release of Blender 5.0, a version that promises to be a game-changer for professionals in visual effects (VFX), animation, and video editing. For us in the Linux community, who are looking for robust tools and
2D/3D Animation
If you’re involved in the world of open-source audiovisual production, you’ve surely heard of Blender. More than just a simple 3D modeling program, it’s a complete, free, open-source creative suite capable of competing head-to-head with commercial solutions
2D/3D Animation
The Linux audiovisual production community recently suffered a significant blow with the news of Maxon’s acquisition of Left Angle. This event culminated in the abrupt and unexpected shutdown of Autograph’s servers on June 5, 2025, rendering the software inoperable overnight. The
2D/3D Animation
A comunidade de motion graphics continua a sentir os tremores causados pela aquisição da Left Angle pela Maxon e a subsequente desativação abrupta dos servidores do Autograph. Em meio à incertezas quanto ao futuro do software, uma história de sucesso individual apresenta mais uma possibilidade para quem havia comprado a
2D/3D Animation
Depois da aquisição da Left Angle pela Maxon no dia 05/06/2025, uma reviravolta surpreendente e bem-vinda para a comunidade de motion design aconteceu. Após uma semana de incerteza, silêncio corporativo e o desligamento abrupto de servidores que deixou usuários e assinantes do Autograph à deriva, os fundadores da
Visual Effects (VFX)
Last week, the motion design community was shaken by the news that the Autograph software had been abruptly discontinued following the acquisition of its developer, Left Angle, by Maxon. The immediate shutdown of the authentication servers left users—including those with perpetual licenses—without access to the tool and
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