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Instantly access every moment you've had on your Mac, from now on. 100% local. No network. Open-source. I think the idea of recording everything you see has the potential to change how we interact with our computers and believe it should be open source. Also, that means there is no tracking/analytics of any kind, which means I don't know if you're running into bugs when you do. So please report any / all you find.

... limited by amount of available hard-drive space) by just using the configurable hotkey and no further need for any interaction. Multithreading is used to enable capturing many frames in a short time interval. Works with "normal" applications on the desktop as well as with OpenGL games (that's the only stuff I've tested). Developed and tested on Linux only (may also work on other systems, you're free to try). Note: Some keys may not be assignable as triggers for screenshot grabbing.

... the space used by SnipDock, even if they are maximized. 4. You can zoom in or zoom out of the image by scrolling your mouse on the image. 5. Any image snipped will be automatically stored in your Pictures folder. So you could also use SnipDock just to snip screen and store the images. Shoot me an email at rahulhuilgol@gmail.com if you have any queries/suggestions. Source on github http://rahul003.github.io/snip-dock

.../projects/color-hound/ to a local folder on your disk. Extract the zip and execute the color-hound-1.0.jar using Java SE or run the ColorHound-1.0.exe on windows based system. System Requirement: Minimum System Requirement * JRE/JDK 1.6.0 or more * 10MB of Harddisk space * 256 MB of RAM

flRaw manipulates raw images from digital cameras. Besides usual dcraw settings it can do exposure correction, curve application in RGB/CIELAB space and USM sharpening in CIELAB space.

Linux driver and user-space tools for USB Video Class devices.