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    termtosvg

    termtosvg

    Record terminal sessions as SVG animations

    termtosvg is a Unix terminal recorder written in Python that renders your command line sessions as standalone SVG animations. Produce lightweight and clean-looking animations embeddable on a project page. Custom color themes, terminal UI, and animation controls via SVG templates. Compatible with asciinema recording format. termtosvg is compatible with Linux, macOS and BSD OSes, requires Python >= 3.5 and can be installed using pip.
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    XMdaemon is a set of daemons to control, play, and timeshift a show from a XMPCR on a linux system. It consists of a xmdaemon, xmtimeshiftdaemon, xmcontroldaemon, and a Freevo plugin. All updates available at http://www.freevohelp.com/xmdaemon
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    This program plays/records audio from modem in 'raw modem' format and extracts/acts on DLE-shielded codes such as DTMF, busy, etc. It was designed as the 'key' piece of a bash-script based voicemail system.
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