As I mentioned in my previous article on software, I decided to take the plunge toward open-source solutions. But beyond the openness of the software and its platforms, one thing weighed even more heavily on my mind: I wanted to find solid alternatives to US-based solutions. If you’re European like me, you know exactly what …
Some water has flowed under the bridge since the first software review I wrote last fall. For many reasons — well, really just one, but let’s not dive into politics right now — I finally decided to give Linux a proper chance as an operating system. I remember saying, “It requires a bit more technical …
Arguably the most crucial tools, if you ask me. If money isn’t an obstacle, you’d most likely go with some version of the Adobe Creative Cloud package. After all, it’s more or less the industry standard. I’ve worked with Photoshop — part of the Adobe family — since 2000. If I remember correctly, I started …
Now, let’s continue where I left on the “Computers” article… In order to actually get anything done and delivered to the public, having just a computer and art supplies isn’t enough. You naturally need the right software to handle all the necessary tasks — and there’s plenty of those where I come from. I’ll say …