Month: July 2019

I’m excited to announce that OpenResizer is out and available for download, for both Linux (64-bit) and Windows 10 (64-bit). In Linux, it’s available as a Snap, which is really easy to install. For Windows 10, it’s available as an executable installer. OpenResizer is open-source, …

One of the most challenging parts of making OpenResizer wasn’t the app itself, but the distribution process. Releasing on both Linux and Windows has its own set of unique challenges that needs a considerable amount of time to get right. On Linux, I ended up …