Minecraft Bedrock Edition works on Linux with the help of the Minecraft Bedrock Launcher for Linux. It is an unofficial app that makes the game work on Linux with the Minecraft Android APK. In this guide, we will go over how to set up Minecraft Bedrock Edition on Linux. However, …
Read More »How to sync configuration files on Linux with Syncthing
In the past on AddictiveTips, we’ve talked about Symbolize, a Linux app that works with Dropbox to keep your config files in sync. However, not everyone has a Dropbox account. If you do not have a Dropbox cloud account but still want your Linux configs to stay in sync, the …
Read More »How to play PlayStation 1 games in Retroarch on Linux
Retroarch can emulate many game consoles, including the original PlayStation. If you’re looking to enjoy PS1 games in Retroarch on your Linux PC, look no further than this tutorial. In it, we go over in detail how to set up and emulate PS1 games in Retroarch on Linux! Note: Addictivetips …
Read More »How to play Sega Saturn games in Retroarch on Linux
Looking to add some Sega Saturn video games to your Retroarch collection? Unsure how to do it? Follow along with this guide as we show you how to Sega Saturn games in Retroarch on Linux! Note: Addictivetips in no way encourages or condones the illegal downloading or distribution of ROM …
Read More »How to clear program cache files on Linux
If you’re noticing your Linux PC’s home folder is running out of space, your cache files may need to be cleared. But how do you clear cache files on Linux? Cache file location A lot of cache files are stored in the .cache folder in the home directory. Each user …
Read More »How to set up the IntelliJ IDEA IDE on Linux
IntelliJ IDEA is an IDE for developing software. It supports many different languages, integrates version controls, supports many different frameworks, and more. It is created by JetBrains and comes with both a community and a paid edition. In this guide, we’ll show you how to get the free community release …
Read More »How to install the E5150 GTK theme on Linux
E5150 is a dark, monochromatic theme pack for the Linux desktop. The theme comes in 6 styles: cyan, green, blue, orange, purple, and red. Follow along with this guide to learn how to set up E5150 on your Linux PC. Downloading E5150 To download E5150, you must visit Gnome-look.org. Click …
Read More »How to install and use the Kotatogram Desktop messenger on Linux
The Kotatogram Desktop messenger is a fork of the Telegram Desktop app. It is an app that intends on giving users useful features that the official Telegram client for Linux lacks. This app is very new to Linux, so many users are not aware of how to install it on …
Read More »How to install the Snow GTK theme on Linux
Snow is a light theme for Linux that follows a Mac-like design spec with greyish color gradients. While fans of popular Material Design themes like Adapta or Arc may not like it, Snow fills a void for people who love Mac, use Linux, and want something modern. Downloading Snow The …
Read More »How to set up the ProtonMail Bridge on Linux
The ProtonMail Bridge allows Linux users to use their ProtonMail account with traditional email accounts. Even ones that do not support ProtonMail, or it’s sophisticated encryption features by default. Setting up the ProtonMail Bridge on Linux is tricky for new Linux users, but not impossible. If you’re a fan of …
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