PerlerPal v. 1.4 Released!

I just finished updating PerlerPal to 1.4 – here’s the new features!
- Added a load option to the palette editor
- Added the ability to turn off and on the grid
- Fixed an issue with palettes being able to save invalid entries (which made some palettes not render correctly)
- Added a palette display for the loaded palette
- Added an option to show color numbers (good for printouts/colorblindness)
- Added the ability to create new palettes
Thanks to all that have commented – these changes were made because the users requested them. I’m happy that people enjoy using the utility – please keep the comments coming! It’s what makes me happy to keep improving the tool! Go to the new tool here!











One of the reasons people have a hard time making the jump to Linux is the fact that they have a hard time leaving the games they play in Windows. In this article, I’m going to describe some methods of getting around this hurdle, and make the transition to Linux easier. I’m not going to promise that your favorite game will work, but will give you the tools to be able to try. I’m also not going to be talking about native linux apps – those are pretty straightforward. This article will focus on Windows apps in Linux.



