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Kinect depth image used to create the theatre audience in previous images.
Captured with "PrintScreen" out of laziness, then imported into Moviesandbox.
WizTools.org Checksum Compute version 0.4.0 released. This release supports native drag and drop support for files. Download from: code.google.com/p/wiztools/downloads/list
How to configure peer-to-peer VPN on Linux
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Georgina Swan, editor of CIO Magazine, threatens me with defamation for being critical of one of her staff. They had published a very poor quality piece on open source groupware that was full of errors.
A twitter discussion ensued.
The New Zealand Open Source Awards gala dinner 2018 took place in Te Papa in Wellington on 23 October 2018.
Going to the Tab "Personal Workspace" you will find all Objects created by you. This space works for you as the place where you organize all the content you have created in the Astroboa Repository. Your personal workspace operates like a File system or your folder system as in any other environment you have already worked with.
You can create new folders and folders within folders in order to organize your content independently of what is presupposed by your organization or the system. Here is your personal space and you can arrange folders in a way that facilitates your tasks or work process the most.
You can even share folders with the ones (registered users) you choose to do so.
Krita is a KDE program for sketching and painting, offering an end–to–end solution for creating digital painting files from scratch by masters. Fields of painting that Krita explicitly supports are concept art, creation of comics and textures for rendering.Krita supports creative working by getting out of the way and with snappy response.
Krita 2.3 is the first Krita release advertised as user-ready. We work hard, in close connection to artists, to make Krita the best painting application. This talk will be about the road to Krita usable for professional artists. I will guide you fastly through new nifty features in Krita like color choosers, brushes, new tools, the canvas and more. I will emphasis what the Krita artists like the most about Krita and also what do we plan for the future releases. I will share some “”behind the scene”” stories from the development, how we work, how we co-operate with other libre graphics applications and what we have achieved so far.