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Top 5 Linux Video Editor SoftwareYondaime said:I need a program to blur certain parts of the video but I am unable to do that with open shot
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Linux Need a program to do xyz task in GNU/Linux? Ask here!
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Any decent Presentation(PPT & PPTX) Viewers. I'm very new to Unix/Ubuntu. Using Ubuntu 10.10 now and I don't feel comfortable using OpenOffice. I guess it takes time for getting used to it !!
I have installed MS Office 2007 using wine, but the fonts are a bit messed up and some functions are crap. If there are any alternatives, please suggest.
Nice thread btw
I have installed MS Office 2007 using wine, but the fonts are a bit messed up and some functions are crap. If there are any alternatives, please suggest.
Nice thread btw
Re: Need a program to do xxx task in GNU/Linux? Ask here!
Can this achieved ?
1. Installing & working Linux with a 8GB USB
2. Using as a Router for 3GB USB Modem cum downloading
3. Able to Log via LAN
Means as a dedicated Home Server, without keyboard, Mouse & Monitor, able to log remotely via LAN
Can this achieved ?
1. Installing & working Linux with a 8GB USB
2. Using as a Router for 3GB USB Modem cum downloading
3. Able to Log via LAN
Means as a dedicated Home Server, without keyboard, Mouse & Monitor, able to log remotely via LAN
uniquerockrz
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have a look at this http://forum.oldversion.com/showthread.php?4546-TonicPoint-Viewer
also http://docs.google.com/viewer works fine..
drag and drop the tarball of the theme to the appearence preferences -> theme window. If it doesnt work theere can be some problems with the format
Any decent Presentation(PPT & PPTX) Viewers. I'm very new to Unix/Ubuntu. Using Ubuntu 10.10 now and I don't feel comfortable using OpenOffice. I guess it takes time for getting used to it !!
I have installed MS Office 2007 using wine, but the fonts are a bit messed up and some functions are crap. If there are any alternatives, please suggest.
Nice thread btw
Try IBM Symphony, has a a whole lot cooler interface than Open/Libre Office
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