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...After that you can simply create an unlimited number of screenshots (well it's actually 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.

webCAMotion is a program that uses your webcam to simulate a mouse.

Susi-Z is a platform-independent C++ game and media-art engine.

OVAT (Open Visual Arts Tool) is a very powerful image editor. It's interface is easy to use and highly configurable. You can use OVAT to edit photos, take screenshots, create texture for games, or anything you can imagine.

A project to dissect the game about the alien menace that has unfortunatly become Abandonware--as well as a really bad arcade game. We are researching X-Com. We can do it, we have the technology to build it bigger, faster, and more slimey.

A simple pong game. This pong game is different from the others, because the player's pad can be controlled by motion in front of a webcam (if one is avaiable).