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GUI and command line tools for advanced users and administrators: wxdkdraw - Minimalistic drawing application for use with LaTeX, wxd2lat - Convert wxdkdraw files to LaTeX, bitmap2pp - Convert PNG/JPEG/TIFF/NetPBM to (E)PS or PDF, fig2lat - Convert XFig files to LaTeX, htmlbook - publish HTML like a book, dkcpre - C debugging and tracing preprocessor, itadmin - manage your IT using a MySQL/MariaDB database, dk-fic - file integrity checker, dk-ls - list files, output column order is...

PixelToPath is an open-source application that converts PNG images into scalable vector graphics (SVG) using the Potrace engine. Designed with simplicity in mind, it provides an intuitive graphical interface to adjust vectorization settings such as smoothing, threshold, and curve precision. PixelToPath is available as a standalone executable for Windows (no Python or installation required) and as a source version for Linux and Windows users who prefer customization. Potrace is fully...

This started as a simple image to ascii converter. However it has evolved into a much more complete ascii art suite. It has many features, including image adjustments, brighness, contrast, proportions) several image libraries, drawing and editing tools, a command line tool and more. The interface has been designed with special care, to include all tools in an easy and understandable way.

ANSiMat is a graphical viewer of ANSI art files. It can also be used to convert ANSI (or plain ASCII) files into regular (BMP, TGA, PCX...) graphic files, or into animations (FLC). Altough not initially designed for this, ANSiMat can be successfully used as an ASCII art viewer, or even simple text files viewer. ANSiMat is available for Linux, Windows and DOS. ANSiMat supports also modem emulation speed, therefore it can be used to display ANSI animations.

EnKoDeur-Mixeur (EKD) is an open source software which makes videos, pictures and audio post-production. It can be also used to convert videos in many formats. It is written in python and use the PyQt4 bindings.