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Especially for learners watching some lectures online or using video capturing devices. Grab screen areas with a click (or tap), automatically save it and allows adding notes on it using mouse, pen and keyboard - very quick (and draft). Then it is possible to view grabbed screenshots and annotate it additionally with the same set of tools, easy and convenient. May be help to somebody these sad days.

Forensic (but not only) graphical frontend to work with binary images (RAW) of media in GNU/Linux. These images are universal and can be installed using both standard operating systems and popular forensic software such as Encase, Sleuthkit/Autopsy, etc. in all operating systems). The idea of the project is to implement a fast, convenient and safe making of legal copies and manipulating with images, by means of GNU/Linux, without the need for expensive hardware write lock on the media, it...

The Live Toolbox is designed to enhance the very popular Behringer X32 and Midas M32 digital mixing consoles. Even though the X32/M32 firmware has been updated frequently over the years with new improvements and features, it does not seem to be able to keep up with the numerous feature requests. This toolbox is an attempt to supplement the current features. As with any toolbox, tools can be added or removed as necessary.

The X-Air Live Toolbox is designed to enhance the new Behringer X-Air and Midas M-Air digital mixing consoles by supplementing current features with tools requested on the Behringer forum. As with any toolbox, tools can be added or removed as necessary.

This project is basically a quick way of applying macros, i.e., sequences of editing commands, to a portion of text. You create a "ruleset", which is basically a sequence of "rules" to be sequentially applied to the source text. The original text is entered in the top left box, while the result appears in the top right box. Program configuration is stored in a sqlite file in a '.panglossa' directory in the user's home folder. Remember that the "rules", or commands, will be applied...