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**NOTE:** This tool is going out of business. Click on News for details Screen capture tool for Windows, grab a screenshot and store in clipboard, or instantly post to URL. It only takes one keypress and one click and drag to post a screenshot. Images are encrypted for highest security, URL serves as a decryption key

A text-based subtitles editor that supports basic operations as well as more advanced ones, aiming to become an improved version of Subtitle Workshop for every platform supported by KDE. NOTE: project development is now happening on GitHub (https://github.com/maxrd2/subtitlecomposer)

NOTE: Project migrated to GitHub in Dec 2020! See https://github.com/Enselic/recordmydesktop recordMyDesktop is a program that captures audio-video data of a linux desktop session, producing an ogg-encapsulated theora-vorbis file. recordMyDesktop tries to be as unobstrusive as possible by proccessing only regions of the screen that have changed

Infoboard is a basic digital signage solution for use in schools. It was developed to display room change information, news and pictures for a plasma screen at Lagan College, Belfast. (Please note I am just giving you the code for our setup)

iCord will produce standard, editable, AVI files from screen capture videos in the simplest manner possible. Other applications for this exist; but generally are too complex, and/or save to proprietary formats. NOTE: Note ready for primetime yet.

irexecosd is a little program designed to execute a program using an infra-red remote control based on lirc. The command executed is written on screen using libxosd. Note : For halt command, you will need to confirm your choice.

...You can use MMM to read out your Monitor Capabilities like physical Resolution, supported Resolutions and Refresh Rates, Vendor Informations, Firmware Version and current settings like Brightness, Contrast, Gamma and so on. You can use MMM also to send MCCS Commands to your Monitor to turning it into Standby, wake it up again and change its Brightness, Contrast or Gamma Settings. Note that this is done directly by the Monitor and NOT the Graphics Card. You can't believe that? Have a look to your Monitors On-Screen Display when changing Settings with MMM! Furthermore, MMM has methods to place a Window exacty to a Monitor relatively to global Desktop Coordinates and taking Screenshots from a Monitor Content.

Note; most parameters are set randomly each time the effect starts so has little configurability besides duration, although very short durations (50-75ms) can produce far more subtle glitches, while longer durations (2000ms+) can look more abstract or maybe 'magical'.