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...But with the newer version L loads and S saves, however you use the up arrow for loading a picture. It has a simple menu for loading a picture, and only a few functions The way it works is it scans the original bmp picture along radial lines and writes a table of pixels which has the pixels from the radial lines regularly spaced apart in a very simple way. I tried both radial lines scanning and concentric circles scanning, both worked

This is a Windows-based wireframe viewer currently designed for CDR & 2D R12 DXF files. The DXF renderer supports arcs, circles, lines and polylines. Support for SVG files is coming shortly. Go here to check for updates: https://www.vvwr.net

An offline map viewer for the Desktop based on OsmAnd.

Rassam-paint is an open source bitmap editing and drawing with the following advanced features :Free Selection Tool,Zoom ,Undo,Text Tool,Color palettes,Dynamic resize image,Pencil ,Lines, Rectangles , Color Picker, Round Brush , Flood Fill , Rectangle,Filters,And more... Rassam-paint support popular graphics image formats (PNG, JPEG, TIFF, BMP and others).

3DMarker is a tool for the tagging of sections in 3D models. It is the ideal complement to improve your identification skills. With 3DMarker you can choose sections of a model and assign them a name and a description. The program includes the Ask Me! mode, a tool with a great pedagogical value: once your sections are named, the users can test their knowledge by identifying the model sections. This function is particularly useful in many different scopes like biology, medicine or engineering.

DXF Viewer and Editor (Lines- Arcs - Circles - Polylines - Text - Trace - Solids)

Yet another human-readable plaintext music notation language. Somewhat similar to ABC and also Guido. Empty lines divide blocks of music, and every line is for one voice. Blocks can be repeated and merged to simplify structured composing.

Strip Charts for GtkPlot provides a set of GTK widgets for creating strip plots of numeric data. Horizontal 'strips' of data are ganged; supports multiple color-changing limit (alarm) lines, multiple scrollable cursors (with callbacks).