Nintendo has created ‘wallpapers’ you can use on your Mac or PC for almost every game available for the Switch. You can use them as the background for your iPhone or Android phone, but they’re not sized for the screen of a phone so you’ll have to do a bit of creative adjusting. Here’s a sample of some of those wallpapers – and links where you can find them all.
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This brief guide will take you step by step through the process of installing wget in macOS. …
This guide will take you step by step through the process of splitting/cutting an .MKV video file into two different files. …
This guide will take you step by step through the process of installing Firefox for Linux on your Chromebook. …
This guide will take you step by step through the process of setting up and connecting to a VPN on your Chromebook. …
This guide will show you how to use Google Chrome to share URLs with any and all nearby computers. …
This guide will take you each step of the way through configuring your iPhone to work as a ‘remote control’ for VLC running on Windows, macOS or Linux. …
Following the steps outlined in this guide you’ll be able to have the full fledged version of Spotify (not the web based or Android App) on your Chromebook! …
This step-by-step guide will take you all the way from setting up Linux on your Chromebook to installing Apps and/or Games via the “command line” and the GNOME Software Center (think ‘App Store’).
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This guide will show you how to use a safe and reliable (and free!) app to scan your home network for vulnerabilities. …
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This step by step guide will show you how to configure your Chrome web browser so that information on the weather is always right at hand. …
This guide will take you step by step through the process of setting up the Thunderbird email client to work with your @comcast.net email address. …
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Have you noticed that it can be a bit of a hassle to connect to networked drives from your Mac? Going to your “Network” folder is a complete exercise in futility. Following the steps outlined in this guide you’ll be able to easily connect to remote drives with just two clicks. …
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Since the Chromecast was introduced, we’ve all been waiting for VLC to support it. Now with version 3, it finally does.
At this time, you’ll need to manually download and update the App via the VLC website – the built-in ‘check for updates’ feature will not recognize version 3.0 as the latest.
Once you have the latest version installed, open any media file in VLC. Select Playback from the main menu, then Renderer, and finally select your Chromecast device.
That’s it! Now you can stream .mkv, .flac and all the other popular but unsupported file types to your Chromecast! :)
