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Native Linux GeForce NOW App Enters Beta

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Here is a blog post summarizing the announcement. Linux Gaming Just Got a Serious Upgrade: Native GeForce NOW App Enters Beta If you’re a Linux user who has been waiting for a seamless cloud gaming experience, the wait is finally over. NVIDIA has officially launched the beta for a native GeForce NOW app for Linux PCs, bringing the full power of the cloud to your desktop without the need for browser workarounds or Steam Deck-specific tweaks. Here is everything you need to know about this week’s "GFN Thursday" update. A True Desktop Experience Until now, the Linux experience for GeForce NOW was largely tuned for the Steam Deck, targeting handheld resolutions and lower frame rates. The beta is built specifically for PCs and notebooks, aiming to provide parity with the Windows and macOS apps. The app supports streaming at up to 5K resolution at 120 frames per second, or 1080p at a blistering 360 fps. Because the heavy lifting is done in the cloud, even modest Linux setups can now...
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Vids by Google: A New Kind of Creativity in the Cloud

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Google’s best products create a sense of connection, and Vids embodies that fully. Google Drive serves as your media library, Docs becomes your script, and Slides offers a storyboard layout. AI suggestions streamline the process, while Meet integration allows team discussions directly in the editor, using familiar sharing permissions.

You can prompt Vids to draft videos, create narrative structures, suggest camera angles, auto-trim silence, align visuals to voiceovers, generate stock scenes, and even rewrite narration. It feels humble, providing a foundation for your creativity.




For individuals dealing with anxiety or cognitive load, Vids simplifies video creation, eliminating complexity. For teams, it provides a collaborative space that welcomes contributions from all editing experiences. For creators, it’s a fast way to prototype and produce polished videos.

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