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...Don't be afraid to experiment, Pinta tracks your full history so you can always undo. Use layers to help separate and group elements of your image for easy editing. Like docked windows? No problem. Floating windows? No problem. You can even mix and match. Original Pinta code is licensed under the MIT License, see license-mit.txt for the MIT License. Code from Paint.Net 3.36 is used under the MIT License and retains the original headers on source files.

This program belongs to class "Clipboard Manager". It captures many clipboard objects and allows user to select and paste one in any program. Inspired by analogs: ClipDiary, Ditto, AceText. Main priorities: usability, compatibility, reliability. Requires .Net Framework 4.52+ (Windows Vista+/Server 2008+)

The Graphics Library is built on top of OpenTK, the C# library that wraps OpenGL. The intended clients are technical and engineering graphics applications that require three-dimensional visualization tool. The implementation draws a scene on separate working thread, optionally, the thread-updater may be invoked. The Space3d Library uses Recursive Composition design pattern. The hierarchy by reference, built into the component, plays a dual role in modeling three-dimensional space: first,...

IronMeta is an implementation of Alessandro Warth's OMeta metaprogramming system in C#. It provides a packrat parser generator that generates parsers for Parsing Expression Grammars that operate on arbitrary streams of objects.

...As such, the library is optimized for handling any type of data-size by using advanced streaming and caching algorithms. With the designer, you are able to create different types of decision trees, random forests, n-grams, pattern-matchers, conversational agents and all sorts of AI related algorithms. You can combine statistical approaches as well as pattern matchers or others. Do natural language processing, image or data analysis & interpretation,...

The goal of this project is to compare two images at different resolutions and determine if they are the same image. Just point the tool at a directory and press SCAN. The tool will find all the duplicates that match your settings. The default is anything over 90%.