I just had an unpleasant episode that really reminded me of the need to have some kind of encryption on your thumb drives. I was leaving a friend’s house, got in my truck and drove home. I unloaded my pockets as usual and discovered–no thumb drive. I did find the flash drive a few minutes [...]
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WindowsToday we’re gonna look at how to install Photoshop on Linux (Ubuntu in this case, but should work with pretty much any distro). Here are the ingredients: Toshiba Satellite laptop—Intel Dual Core processor Linux—Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) Wine 1.0.1 Copy of Photoshop CS2 Windows Fonts Assuptions We’ll assume that you’re already familiar with Ubuntu and [...]
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tutorialsHere’s a list of 15 free or inexpensive programs / online services for freelancers. The list is broken down into 5 main categories: Backup and Syncing Finances and Invoicing Communication and Project Management Programs and Working With Filetypes Graphics Programs Backup and Syncing Freelancers many times need to be able to work in different locations [...]
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WindowsMany people equate open source with second-rate or complicated programs. However, you don’t have to pay a lot of money to get great tools to increase your graphics workflow. I’ve gathered together 5 of the top free and open source vector, raster and 3D graphics programs available. Vector Graphics Inkscape Inkscape is a great vector [...]
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WindowsTypewriter photo by sooperkuh Keyboard shortcuts are vital for navigating and performing various actions quickly, and are very helpful for designers when working on projects. Firefox has a keyboard shortcut for just about everything. Unfortunately, finding and remembering them all can be difficult. Also, shortcuts differ slightly between Windows, Macs and Linux versions of Firefox. [...]
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