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digiCamControl is an free and open source software. This allows you to save time by transferring images directly from your camera to your computer as you take each shot and allow to control camera shooting parameters.

eGPXviewer is a GPS track viewer capable of summarizing key data of input track GPS series, displaying the track's altitude & speed profile and provide interactive 3D perspective views of it. The GPS track data should be input from a GPX exchange formatted file which is typically obtained by downloading a GPX file from a GPS receiver/tracker (e.g. Garmin™) or an iOS™/Android™ tracker app. The GPX exchange format is a standard output file format available in most GPS tracker...

...It also offers a Preview page option, allowing you to preview each page before reading into details the different panels of the page as well as a page thumbnails view. BDReader supports classic comic book formats: CBR, CBZ, PDF (...) as well as images archives and image folders. If you like reading comics on your computer and are fed up with zooming/dezooming all time to have the right reading size, give it a try ! For a quick try: -Download and install BDReader -Launch BDReader and Open a comic file (pdf, cbr, cbz ...) -Switch to Panel mode (Navigation->Panel mode or press c) -Navigate through your comic using the left and right arrows or your mouse wheel See the Wiki for more information (any feedback appreciated)

A simple php script to browse your images from other devices. Required to have a web server with support php (php-gd php-imagick php-pclzip) installed and have your images organized into folders.A folder published on the web server with the right to write and execute, and within the script with the image 'seleccionar.png', the font and folder 'foto' with the photos. The same script created (on the fly with the demand) the 'mini' and 'normal' folder with smaller versions of images.

Gopher is an extensible demo (demo == real-time computer-generated music video) player. It has nothing to do with the gopher internet protocol.