🆓🎨 Free Photoshop Alternatives You’ll Actually Want to Use

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Photoshop is synonymous with image editing, but it's not the only game in town. A good thing, too if you don't want to spend an exsorbant amount of money on a Photoshop license, or pay a monthly fee.

We present to you our favorite Photoshop alternatives that aren't just free - they're also very capable. Who knows? These alternatives may just replace Photoshop for you once and for all.

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Want to hide notifications on Android without totally hiding them? It's possible - here's how.

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Secure Boot prevents malware from harming your Windows or Linux desktop. But you don't have to keep it on. This is how you turn it off.

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You've probably heard the term "DNS" (Domain Name System) or "DNS Server." But what does it all mean? We explain everything you need to know about DNS.

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Want to play the best of the Switch with upgraded graphics? You can do that on a Windows PC. Here's how.

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Confused by what the "0xc000007b" error means or how to fix it? We show you how.

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A security vulnerability was discovered in the WebP codec this week, affecting all types of applications and operating systems that support WebP. That includes web browsers like Google Chrome and Microsft Edge. Worst of all? This vulnerability is already being used in the wild. Here's what you need to know about this new danger, and how to update your apps and OSes.

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What exactly is the "Desktop Window Manager?" It sounds kind of suspicious, right? We explain everything, including why it's necessary.

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Need to open an XML file but have no clue what it is or how to open one? Here's what you need to know.

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Looking at the same static wallpaper can be boring. Wouldn't it be nice if you could make it more active? You can with Live Wallpapers! Here's how to get them on Windows 11.

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If you need to check the GPU of your Linux machine, there's one handy command that will get you started. We show you everything you need to know.

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The C:\Windows\System32 directory is a critical part of the Windows operating system where important system files are stored. Deleting it would be... just don't do it, okay?

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