1.- giFT plugin for Ares P2P network.
giFT-Ares is a plugin for giFT that connects to the Ares peer-to-peer filesharing network. Here you can find last (2010.11.23) working packages for Ubuntu GNU/Linux distributions. giFT filesharing system is a modular daemon capable of abstracting the communication between the end user and specific filesharing protocols (peer-to-peer or otherwise). The giFT project differs from many other
2.- Convert Audio / Video Files With Selene Media Encoder.
Selene is an audio/video converter for converting files to OGG/OGV/ MKV/MP4/WEBM/OPUS/AAC/FLAC/MP3/WAV formats. It aims to provide a simple GUI for converting files to popular formats along with powerful command-line options for automated/unattended encoding. Features. Encode videos to MKV/MP4/OGV/WEBM formats. Encode music to MP3/AAC/OGG/OPUS/FLAC/WAV formats. Option to pause/
3.- Custom Stellarium Landscapes.
After my first successful try today, I thought I'd write a little tutorial for creating landscapes. Here are some (hopefully) simple steps: 1. Take your images. All I did was take my compact camera and my tripod out to my desired location, and take a set of horizon shots (all the way round) and then import them to Autostitch to make a simple panorama (see below). I filled the ground in by
4.- Stellarium Landscapes: South America, Polar regions and Special.
Creating a Personalised Landscape for Stellarium. Digital cameras are easy and cheaply available these days so whatever you have should do. One mega-pixel resolution is quite sufficient. The camera needs to be mounted on a tripod so that reasonably orientated pictures can be taken. Select a time of day that is quite bright with a neutral cloudy sky so there will be no shadows and a sky of
5.- Stellarium Landscapes: North America.
dAfter my first successful try today, I thought I'd write a little tutorial for creating landscapes. Here are some (hopefully) simple steps: 5. Write your landscape file. This can be done by copying and editing the following text into your 'landscape.ini' file: [landscape] name = Enter your landscape name here author = Enter your name here description = Enter a description here
6.- Stellarium Landscapes: Europe.
edAfter my first successful try today, I thought I'd write a little tutorial for creating landscapes. Here are some (hopefully) simple steps: 3. Delete the sky from the image. Stellarium looks for 'blank' locations in the image when it decides where the scenery ends and the sky begins, so you need to erase the actual sky from the photo. I used paint.net to select the sky in my panorama, and then
7.- Stellarium Landscapes: Asia and Australasia.
After my first successful try today, I thought I'd write a little tutorial for creating landscapes. Here are some (hopefully) simple steps: 1. Take your images. All I did was take my compact camera and my tripod out to my desired location, and take a set of horizon shots (all the way round) and then import them to Autostitch to make a simple panorama (see below). I filled the ground in by
8.- Stellarium Landscapes: Africa.
How to install landscapes After you have downloaded the .zip file for a landscape from this page, you need to install it in Stellarium. Manual. If you are using an earlier version of Stellarium, you can follow this procedure to install a landscape package: Browse to your User Data Directory, which varies according to your operating system. (eg. in Windows Vista/7 enter %appdata%\
9.- Stellarium Landscapes: Interplanetary.
How to install landscapes After you have downloaded the .zip file for a landscape from this page, you need to install it in Stellarium. Automatic. If you have Stellarium 0.10.6 or later version, you can use the "Add/remove landscapes" feature to install landscapes automatically: Open the "Sky and viewing options" window by clicking on the appropriate button in the left button bar (or
10.- Roxen WebServer is a full-featured open-source web server distributed under the GPL license.
Roxen WebServer is a full-featured open-source web server distributed under the GPL license. It runs on a number of different operating systems including Windows, Linux, Solaris and Mac OS X. Some of the strong points of this server is: Open source code. A web-based interface for easy configuration and administration. The highly regarded Roxen graphics support which can be
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