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15+ Best OBS Plugins You Must Check Out (Free & Paid)
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OBS Plugins are great to add more functionality to the existing OBS features. Whether you're a live streamer, someone who records footage to publish later, or just someone who records gameplay for fun, there are tons of great plugin available for OBS. Some of the notable OBS Plugins are Se.Live, Movie Transition, Freezefilter, ReaPlugs VST, and Input Overlay.
13 Upcoming Genshin Impact Fontaine Characters
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Fontaine is the latest Genshin Impact region and it brings some of the most appealing characters ever released in the game. This list include all the Fontaine character released or leaked till date. Some of the notable Fontaine characters to look out for are Furina, Neuvillette, Charlotte, Navia, Clorinde, Wriothesley, and Sigewinne.
5 Best VPNs for Linux You Can Check Out in 2025
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Linux users are more privacy conscious than any OS user and therefore need a great VPN service to carry out a variety of tasks or to just remain safe. We've gathered five of the best VPN services you can use, which are Mullvad, ProtonVPN, Windscribe, Surfshark, and NordVPN. From being extremely privacy-focused to the cheapest VPN, we've got you covered.
How to Update OBS Studio
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In most cases, OBS automatically alerts you when a new version is available. However, you can manually update it from its official website by downloading and installing the latest version. Also. since it's an open-source software you can also download the latest version from its website or GitHub or use the in-app settings to update manually.
25 Best Linux Games for 2025 (Steam, Proton, and Lutris)
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Now, with the help of Proton, you can play some of the best AAA rated games on Linux as well. Whether it's Elden Ring or GTA V, most of these blockbuster titles are fully playable either natively on Linux or using the magic of Proton. So, without further ado, let's dive right in and check out the list of 16 best AAA games you can enjoy on this platform.
10 Best Secure Messaging Apps You Should Check Out in 2025
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We live in an age of internet surveillance and data logging, where companies try to squeeze out every bit of our personal information as they can. However, if you want to keep things private, some messaging apps offer end-to-end encryption and other ways. Therefore, you should be using messaging platforms that respect your privacy and some of them are Telegram, Signal, Element, Dust, Session, and more
How to Restart a Chromebook
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You don't need to restart a Chromebook frequently, but if you're facing issues such as the Chromebook slowing down, there are three simple ways to restart a Chromebook. You can use the Quick Settings panel and the power menu to restart it. Or you can press the power button for slightly more than a second and press shut down, then press the power button again. Lastly, you can enter Chrome://restart in Chrome URL to soft restart Chrome.
How to Rotate Screen on Chromebook
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If you have a multi-monitor setup connected to your Chromebook with one of the monitors set up vertically, you might want to rotate the screen. Besides, you might also want to rotate the screen if you have a convertible and want to use your Chromebook as a tablet. These are just a few use cases as to why you would need to use screen rotation on Chromebooks. There are three ways to rotate your Chromebook screen — using a keyboard shortcut, using auto-rotate if your Chromebook is a convertible, or doing it manually via ChromeOS settings.
How to Use Emojis on a Chromebook
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ChromeOS has a neat trick to let users add emojis to text. The OS has a built-in popup that not only lets you add a variety of emojis but also GIFs, Symbols, Characters, and Kaomoji. The built-in emoji popup in ChromeOS can be accessed using the Launcher + Shift + Space shortcut.
How to Split Screen on Chromebook
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From a basic always-connected operating system capable of running the internet, to a fully blown OS capable of multitasking, ChromeOS has come a long way. Speaking of multitasking, there's also a Partial Split feature that works similarly to Snap Layouts on Windows 11. And there are other ways to multitask as well, so we've combined a list of all the ways to use split screen on a Chromebook. The methods include using the usual drag and drop method, using snap layouts in the maximize button, using keyboard shortcuts, and using the tablet mode.
How to Right-Click on Your Chromebook
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ChromeOS is similar to Windows in many ways like taking a screenshot but it's also quite similar in the process of right-clicking. There are three ways to right-click on a Chromebook — Using two-finger tap, tapping while pressign the Alt key, and using a dedicated Mouse, either Wireless or Wired.
How to Record Screen on Your Chromebook
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Google's built-in screenshot utility comes with screen recording capabilities. Not only that, but it also comes with a standalone app to make presenting easier. Use can use the utility, select the type of screen, and start recording. Or you can also use the Screencast utility to start recording and annotating while displaying your face with ease. If you don't want to record your audio, you could use extensions like Screenshot and Screen Recorder to easily record just the tab's sound.
