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User:Bad Bob/apps3

2005-01-10T02:59:13Z

Bad Bob: hmmm, can't add anchor tags

Use the pages leading from this section to collect notes and information on common Linux software!
Please read the [[LQWiki:Do's and Dont's]] before editing this page.
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'''Table of contents:'''
#[[#Development|Development]]
#[[#Multimedia applications|Multimedia applications]]
#[[#Networking and Internet|Networking and Internet]]
#[[#Office and Productivity|Office and Productivity]]
#[[#Education|Education]]
#[[#Utilities|Utilities]]
#[[#Miscellaneous|Miscellaneous]]
#[[#X (GUI)|X (GUI)]]
#[[#See also|See also]]
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! Development <A NAME="Development">Development</A>
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*[[Compiler]]
*[[Integrated Development Environment]]
*[[Web development]]
|-
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! Multimedia applications
|-
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* 3D Graphics
** [[3D modeling]]
* 2D Graphics
** [[Image browser]]
** [[Image manipulation]]
** [[CAD]]
* Audio
** [[Music player]]
** [[Sound server]]
** [[Midi]]
** [[Audio editor]]
** [[Synthesis]]
* Video
** [[Video capture]]
** [[Video editor]]
** [[Video player]]
|-
|}
{| border=1
! Networking
|-
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* Client
** [[Email client]]
** [[Instant Messaging]]
** [[Internet Relay Chat]]
** [[Web browser]]
** [[Java]]
*Server
** [[Web Server]]
** [[Mail Server]]
** [[FTP Server]]
** [[Proxy Server]]
** [[Terminal Server]]
*Peer to peer
** [[File sharing]]
|-
|}
{| border=1
! Office and Productivity
|-
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* [[Citation Management]]
* [[Database]]
* [[Database tools]]
* [[Editor|Text Editor]]
* [[Office suite]]
* [[Personal Information Management]]
* [[Spreadsheet]]
* [[Text processing]]
* [[Word processor]]
* [[Presentation]]
|-
|}
{| border=1
! Education
|-
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*Quizzing
** [[keduca]]
*Typing
** [[tuxtype]]
** [[ktouch]]
*Writing
** [[diction]]
** [[style]]
** [[rmutt]]
|-
|}
{| border=1
! Utilities
|-
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* [[Backup]]
* [[CD/DVD Burning]]
* [[File manager]]
* [[Installing Software]]
* [[Security]]
* [[System configuration]]
* [[System Statistics]]
* [[Terminal emulator]]
|-
|}
{| border=1
! Miscellaneous
|-
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* [[Emulation]]
* [[PVR]]
* [[Scientific applications]]
* [[Silly applications]]
* [[Useful Sites]]
|-
|}
{| border=1
! X (GUI)
|-
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* [[Desktop environment]]s
* [[Window manager]]s
* [[X utilities]]

* '''[[X Window System]]'''
**[[General Tips]]
**[[Programming in X]] 
**[[Configuring X|Configuring]] 
**[[Screenshots]]
**[[Remote desktop connection]]
|-
|}

'''See also'''
*[[Linux software equivalent to Windows software]]
*[[Useful Sites]]
*[[A useable example desktop|An example desktop's program listing for Debian Sarge]]

User:Bad Bob

2005-01-10T02:26:33Z

Bad Bob:

testing ideas for the applications page [[/apps3]]

Use the pages leading from this section to collect notes and information on common Linux software!
Please read the [[LQWiki:Do's and Dont's]] before editing this page.

<table><tr><td>

{|
! Development
|-
|
*[[Compiler]]
*[[Integrated Development Environment]]
*[[Web development]]
|-
|}

{|
! Multimedia Applications
|-
|
* 3D Graphics
** [[3D modeling]]
* 2DGraphics
** [[Image browser]]
** [[Image manipulation]]
* Audio
** [[Music player]]
** [[Sound server]]
** [[Midi]]
** [[Audio editor]]
** [[Synthesis]]
* Video
** [[Video capture]]
** [[Video editor]]
** [[Video player]]
|-
|}

{|
! Networking
|-
|
* Client
** [[Email client]]
** [[Instant Messaging]]
** [[Internet Relay Chat]]
** [[Web browser]]

*Server
** [[Web Server]]
** [[Mail Server]]
** [[FTP Server]]
** [[Proxy Server]]

*Peer to peer
** [[File sharing]]
|-
|}

</td><td>

{|
! Office and Productivity

|-
|
* [[Database]]
* [[Database tools]]
* [[Editor|Text Editor]]
* [[Office suite]]
* [[Personal Information Management]]
* [[Spreadsheet]]
* [[Text processing]]
* [[Word processor]]
* [[Presentation]]
|-
|}

{|
! Utilities
|-
|
* [[Backup]]
* [[CD/DVD Burning]]
* [[File manager]]
* [[Installing Software]]
* [[System configuration]]
* [[System Statistics]]
* [[Terminal emulator]]
|-
|}

{|
! Miscellaneous
|-
|
* [[Emulation]]
* [[PVR]]
* [[Scientific applications]]
* [[Silly applications]]
|-
|}

{|
! X (GUI)
|-
|
* [[Desktop environment]]s
* [[Window manager]]s

* '''[[X Window System]]'''
**[[General Tips]]
**[[Programming in X]] 
**[[Configuring X|Configuring]] 
**[[Screenshots]]
**[[Remote desktop connection]]
|-
|}
</td></tr></table>

* [[Useful Sites]]
* [[Linux software equivalent to Windows software]]

File sharing via P2P

2004-07-13T22:59:57Z

Bad Bob:

After [[Wikipedia:Ebay|Ebay]], '''file sharing''' seems to be the main point of the [[internet]] - a way to give and receive files between individuals without requiring special servers or other complicated configurations. This is particuarly the case with decentralized [[peer to peer]] [[network]]s where, unlike earlier P2P predecessors such as [[Wikipedia:Napster|Napster]], no centrally controlled systems are required at all in order to establish a vast network upon which people can share music, video and other data via P2P [[applications]].

==Specific applications==

==== KaZaa ====

*[[giFT]]

==== Gnutella ====

*[[gtk-gnutella]]
*[[LimeWire]]
*[[qtella]]

==== eDonkey ====

*[[xmule]]
*[[eDonkey]] (official client)
*[[Overnet]] (official client)
*[[MLDonkey]]
*[[ShareDaemon]]
*[[aMule]]

==== BitTorrent ====

*[[BitTorrent]] (official client)
*[[Azureus]]
*[[MLDonkey]]

==== SoulSeek ====

*[[pysoulseek]]

==== Direct Connect ====

*[[LDCC]]

File sharing via P2P

2004-07-13T22:50:31Z

Bad Bob: directed ebay and napster to wikipedia since they are not particularly related to a linux wiki

After [[Wikipedia:Ebay|Ebay]], '''file sharing''' seems to be the main point of the [[internet]] - a way to give and receive files between individuals without requiring special servers or other complicated configurations. This is particuarly the case with decentralized [[peer to peer]] [[network]]s where, unlike earlier P2P predecessors such as [[Wikipedia:Napster|Napster]], no centrally controlled systems are required at all in order to establish a vast network upon which people can share music, video and other data via P2P [[applications]].

==Specific applications==

==== KaZaa ====

*[[giFT]]

==== Gnutella ====

*[[gtk-gnutella]]
*[[LimeWire]]
*[[qtella]]

==== eDonkey ====

*[[xmule]]
*[[eDonkey]] (official client)
*[[Overnet]] (official client)
*[[MLDonkey]]
*[[ShareDaemon]]

==== BitTorrent ====

*[[BitTorrent]] (official client)
*[[Azureus]]
*[[MLDonkey]]

==== SoulSeek ====

*[[pysoulseek]]

==== Direct Connect ====

*[[LDCC]]

Gaming

2004-07-02T17:49:19Z

Bad Bob: =External links= added gcclinux link

The following is a list of articles related to playing games under Linux.

==Games for Linux==

===[[First person shooters]]===
* [[America's Army]]
* [[Doom]]
* [[Heavy Metal: F.A.K.K.2]]
* [[Parsec]]
* [[Postal Plus]]
* [[Postal 2]]
* [[Quake]]
* [[Quake 2]]
* [[Quake 3 Arena]]
* [[Return to Castle Wolfenstein]]
* [[Rune]]
* [[Savage]]
* [[Soldier of Fortune]]
* [http://icculus.org/~ravage/tacops/ Tactical Ops: Assault on Terror Retail for Linux]
* [[Tribes 2]]
* [[Unreal Tournament]]
* [[Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory]]

===[[Emulators]]===
====Arcade====
* [[Daphne]]
* [[MAME]]
* [[Raine]]
* [[ZiNc]]
====Atari====
* [[Atari800]]
* [[Handy]] - Atari Lynx
* [[Hatari]] - Atari ST
* [[Stella]] - Atari 2600
* [[Virtual Jaguar]] - Atari Jaguar
====Nintendo Consoles====
=====Nes/Famicon=====
* [[DarcNES]]
* [[FakeNES]]
* [[FCE Ultra]]
* [[Hugo]]
* [[InfoNES]]
* [[TuxNES]]
* [[NEStra]]
=====Snes/Super Famicon=====
* [[SNES9X]]
* [[ZSNES]]
=====Nintendo 64=====
* [[Fake64]]
* [[Mupen64]]
=====Game Boy and Game Boy advance=====
* [[Gnuboy]]
* [[Gngb]]
* [[KiGB]]
* [[VGBA]]
* [[VisualBoy Advance]]
====Personal Computers====
* [[DOSEMU]]
* [[Dosbox|DOSBox]]
* [[OpenMSX|openMSX]] - 8-bit MSX Computer System
* [[UAE]] - Commodore Amiga
* [[VICE]] - several 8-bit computers
* [[Wine]] and [[WineX]] - Microsoft Windows
====Sega Consoles====
* [[Gens]] - Genesis/Mega Drive
* [[Generator]] - Genesis/Mega Drive
* [[Mekanix]] - several consoles
====SNK Neo Geo and Neo Geo pocket====
* [[Gngeo]]
* [[NeoPocott]]
====Sony Playstation and Playstation 2====
* [[ePSXe]]
* [[PCSX]]
* [[PCSX2]]
====Other====
* [[ScummVM]] - Classic LucasArts engine for point-and-click adventures

===Role playing games===
* [[Crossfire]]
* [[Daimonin]]
* [[FreedroidRPG]]
* [[Neverwinter Nights]]
* [[Roguelikes]]

===Racing===
* [[GLTron]]
* [[Armagetron]]
* [[Tux Racer]]
* [[Tux Kart]]
* [[Racer]]

===Arcade===
* [[Chromium]]
* [[Crack Attack]]
* [[Galaxium]]
* [[Maelstrom]]
* [[XPuyopuyo]]
* [[JumpnBump]]
* [[LiquidWar]]
* [http://xscorch.org/ XScorch]

===Simulation===
* [[BZFlag]]
* [[FreeCiv]]
* [[Lincity]]
* [[Simcity 3000]]
* [[YS Flight Simulation]]

===Strategy===
* [[Alpha Centauri]]
* [[Wesnoth]]

===Tetris-like=== 
* [[Frozen bubble]]
* [[Hextris]]
* [[Xtetris]]

===Text-based===
* [[Adventure]]
* [[Nethack]]
* [[Overkill]]

===Other===
* [[Dope Wars]]
* [[Freedroid]]
* [[Nighthawk]]
* [[PySol]]
* [[Simutrans]]

==See also==
* [[Persistent online worlds]]
* [[Gaming via Wine or WineX]]
* [[Half-Life Server]]
* [[XQF]] game server browser
* [[online gamer]]
* [[gaming community]]
* [[gaming clan]]
* [[mmorpg]]
* [[RPG]]
* [[FPS]]
* [[frag]]
* [[camper]], [[camp]], [[camping]], [[spawn camper]]
* [[leet]] or [[l33t]]
* [[gaming tournament]], [[tournament]], [[tourney]]
* [[3D graphics acceleration]]
* [[Loki Installers for Linux Gamers]]

==External links==
*[http://www.linuxgames.com/ LinuxGames.com]
*[http://icculus.org/ Icculus.org] - Lots of Linux game and development information
*[http://www.gcclinux.com/downloads/ GCCLinux.com] List of games with screenshots

Screenshot

2004-06-29T23:12:09Z

Bad Bob: fixed KDE link

== Quick How To ==
[[gnome]]: hit print screen key on keyboard (on Italian keyboards its: Stamp/R Sist)<BR>
[[KDE]]: ksnapshot (keyboard may work as well)<BR>
Scriptable ways follow

== Definition ==
The term '''screenshot''' usually describes an image taken of a user's graphical environment, or desktop. A screenshot can be either of the entire [[desktop]] with everything on it, or it can be of just a single window open. It is also possible to get "screenshots" of non-graphical output, such things as a computer's [[POST]] messages and/or [[BIOS]] interface can be grabbed.

== import tool howto ==
There are many ways to take a screenshot. Some [[IDE]]s make it very easy.

Even if there are no pre-established mechanisms, it's quite simple with the 'import' utility that is part of the [[ImageMagick]] collection that ships on most or all distros.

A simple command:

<tt>import -window root picname.<i>ext</i></tt>

will suffice -- where you supply gthe <tt><i>ext</i></tt> filename extension. The choice of extension determines which format the image is saved in. "<tt>.png</tt>" is a good choice. To just grab a single client window, something like

<tt>import -frame picname.ext</tt>

will do. To use the mouse to choose which window to capture, use the command:

<tt>import picname.ext</tt>.

The cursor will change to a '+'. You can then click on the window which has the image you want to capture.

There are many options -- see the import manual for full details. One particularly helpful one is "<tt>-pause n</tt>".

For something a little more convenient, you can write a little scriptlet that will be portable across window managers, timestamp the file, save it to a particular directory, and display it for your inspection.

== Longer version of quick howto ==
[[GNOME]] 2.4 and above has a new dialog to allow you to create screenshots extremely easily. Just press the 'Print Screen' button on your keyboard and a nice dialog will pop up asking you where to save and which file format you'd like it in. Other environments may also make use of the 'Print Screen' button. [[KDE]] has the ksnapshot utility.

User:Bad Bob

2004-06-29T18:50:28Z

Bad Bob:

testing ideas for the applications page

Use the pages leading from this section to collect notes and information on common Linux software!
Please read the [[LQWiki:Do's and Dont's]] before editing this page.

<table><tr><td>

{|
! Development
|-
|
*[[Compiler]]
*[[Integrated Development Environment]]
*[[Web development]]
|-
|}

{|
! Multimedia Applications
|-
|
* 3D Graphics
** [[3D modeling]]
* 2DGraphics
** [[Image browser]]
** [[Image manipulation]]
* Audio
** [[Music player]]
** [[Sound server]]
** [[Midi]]
** [[Audio editor]]
** [[Synthesis]]
* Video
** [[Video capture]]
** [[Video editor]]
** [[Video player]]
|-
|}

{|
! Networking
|-
|
* Client
** [[Email client]]
** [[Instant Messaging]]
** [[Internet Relay Chat]]
** [[Web browser]]

*Server
** [[Web Server]]
** [[Mail Server]]
** [[FTP Server]]
** [[Proxy Server]]

*Peer to peer
** [[File sharing]]
|-
|}

</td><td>

{|
! Office and Productivity

|-
|
* [[Database]]
* [[Database tools]]
* [[Editor|Text Editor]]
* [[Office suite]]
* [[Personal Information Management]]
* [[Spreadsheet]]
* [[Text processing]]
* [[Word processor]]
* [[Presentation]]
|-
|}

{|
! Utilities
|-
|
* [[Backup]]
* [[CD/DVD Burning]]
* [[File manager]]
* [[Installing Software]]
* [[System configuration]]
* [[System Statistics]]
* [[Terminal emulator]]
|-
|}

{|
! Miscellaneous
|-
|
* [[Emulation]]
* [[PVR]]
* [[Scientific applications]]
* [[Silly applications]]
|-
|}

{|
! X (GUI)
|-
|
* [[Desktop environment]]s
* [[Window manager]]s

* '''[[X Window System]]'''
**[[General Tips]]
**[[Programming in X]] 
**[[Configuring X|Configuring]] 
**[[Screenshots]]
**[[Remote desktop connection]]
|-
|}
</td></tr></table>

* [[Useful Sites]]
* [[Linux software equivalent to Windows software]]

User:Bad Bob

2004-06-29T18:07:20Z

Bad Bob:

testing ideas for the applications page

<table><tr><td>

{|
! 3D Modeling
|-

{|
| [[Blender]] ||
Powerful modling environment
|-
| [[PovRay]] ||
Renders scences from text files
|-
| [[Wings 3d]] ||
Polygon modeler
|-
|}

</td><td>
== Networking ==

{|
! Browsers !!
|-
| [[Firefox]] ||
Fast browser based on Mozilla
|-
| [[Konqueror]] ||
Default browser in KDE
|-
| [[Mozilla]] ||
Open Source version of Netscape
|-
| [[Epiphany]] ||
Official browser for Gnome
|-
| [[Galeon]] ||
Another browser for Gnome
|-
| [[Epiphany]] ||
Official browser for Gnome
|-
| [[Lynx]] ||
Text-based browser
|-
|}
</td></tr></table>

Live CD distributions

2004-06-29T15:52:00Z

Bad Bob: =List of Live CD's=

'''Live CD''' distributions are an excellent way to try out Linux without having to install a [[distribution]] to your hard drive. Some of these distributions have a consumer orientated emphasis, including packages such as [[KDE]], [[Gnome]] and [[OpenOffice]], whilst others are specifically for system rescue/diagnostics - either way, there's plenty of choice when it comes to portable Linux distributions.

To get started with a Live CD, simply put the CD into your CD-ROM drive, set your [[BIOS]] to boot from that drive, and boot-up.

For more information on the various Live CD distributions, click on the links below.

==List of Live CD's==
*[[BioKnoppix]]
*[[ClusterKnoppix]]
*[[DamnSmallLinux]]
*[[Dyne:Bolic]]
*[[Feather]]
*[[Gnoppix]]
*[[Kanotix]]
*[[Knoppix]]
*[[LNX-BBC]]
*[[Mandrake]] [http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/ftp.php3 Move]
*[[Morphix]]
*[[MEPIS]]
*[[PCLinuxOS]]
*[[PHLAK]]
*[[Slax]]
*[[SuSE]] [ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/ Live Eval]
*[[SystemRescue]]

==Creating your own Live CD==
[http://www.linux-live.org/ Linux Live] is a utility which enables the creation of your own Live CD from your installed distribution. Excellent for creating your own system rescue disks or a Live CD customised to your needs for use no matter where you are.

==Create your own Debian Live CD==
The [http://packages.debian.org/bootcd bootcd] package allows you to create your very own custom live cd. The advantage over other customizable Live CD solutions is that it creates an exact copy of your running Debian system.

*<b>Important Files</b>
**bootcdwrite -- create a Live CD of the current running system
**bootcdwrite.conf -- the bootcd configuration file
**bootcd2disk -- copy the Live CD system to the hard disk

<b>Editing /etc/bootcd/bootcdwrite.conf</b>
**Change SRCDISK=/nfs/host1 to SRCDISK=/
**Change KERNEL=$SRCDISK/boot/vmlinuz-2.4.19 to KERNEL=/path_of_your_kernel
**Change RAMDISK_SIZE=8192 to RAMDISK_SIZE=65536 if you are going to load X
<br>
(Recommended) If you want to create an ISO first before burning to a CD:
**Change BLANKING=auto to BLANKING=no
**Change ISO_ONLY="no" to ISO_ONLY="yes"

Now run bootcdwrite and wait. The CD image will be located at /var/spool/bootcd/cdimage.iso.

You will need lots of space to create a Live CD. The default directory to store the image and temporary files is /var/spool/bootcd. If you have created a separate partition for /var, it needs to be sufficiently large to accommodate the temporary files created. The free space available should be at least 1.5x(preferably 2x) the size of your whole system. You could change the location to store the temporary files by changing the VAR variable in /etc/bootcd/bootwrite.conf.

==External links==
*[http://www.frozentech.com/content/livecd.php Frozentech.com's list of Linux Live cd's]
*[http://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=cd Distrowatch's list of Linux Live cd's]

Live CD distributions

2004-06-29T15:50:06Z

Bad Bob: =List of Live CD's=

'''Live CD''' distributions are an excellent way to try out Linux without having to install a [[distribution]] to your hard drive. Some of these distributions have a consumer orientated emphasis, including packages such as [[KDE]], [[Gnome]] and [[OpenOffice]], whilst others are specifically for system rescue/diagnostics - either way, there's plenty of choice when it comes to portable Linux distributions.

To get started with a Live CD, simply put the CD into your CD-ROM drive, set your [[BIOS]] to boot from that drive, and boot-up.

For more information on the various Live CD distributions, click on the links below.

==List of Live CD's==
*[[BioKnoppix]]
*[[ClusterKnoppix]]
*[[DamnSmallLinux]]
*[[Dyne:Bolic]]
*[[Feather]]
*[[Gnoppix]]
*[[Kanotix]]
*[[Knoppix]]
*[[LNX-BBC]]
*[[Mandrake]] [http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/ftp.php3 Move]
*[[Morphix]]
*[[Mepis]]
*[[PCLinuxOS]]
*[[PHLAK]]
*[[Slax]]
*[[SuSE]] [ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/ Live Eval]
*[[SystemRescue]]

==Creating your own Live CD==
[http://www.linux-live.org/ Linux Live] is a utility which enables the creation of your own Live CD from your installed distribution. Excellent for creating your own system rescue disks or a Live CD customised to your needs for use no matter where you are.

==Create your own Debian Live CD==
The [http://packages.debian.org/bootcd bootcd] package allows you to create your very own custom live cd. The advantage over other customizable Live CD solutions is that it creates an exact copy of your running Debian system.

*<b>Important Files</b>
**bootcdwrite -- create a Live CD of the current running system
**bootcdwrite.conf -- the bootcd configuration file
**bootcd2disk -- copy the Live CD system to the hard disk

<b>Editing /etc/bootcd/bootcdwrite.conf</b>
**Change SRCDISK=/nfs/host1 to SRCDISK=/
**Change KERNEL=$SRCDISK/boot/vmlinuz-2.4.19 to KERNEL=/path_of_your_kernel
**Change RAMDISK_SIZE=8192 to RAMDISK_SIZE=65536 if you are going to load X
<br>
(Recommended) If you want to create an ISO first before burning to a CD:
**Change BLANKING=auto to BLANKING=no
**Change ISO_ONLY="no" to ISO_ONLY="yes"

Now run bootcdwrite and wait. The CD image will be located at /var/spool/bootcd/cdimage.iso.

You will need lots of space to create a Live CD. The default directory to store the image and temporary files is /var/spool/bootcd. If you have created a separate partition for /var, it needs to be sufficiently large to accommodate the temporary files created. The free space available should be at least 1.5x(preferably 2x) the size of your whole system. You could change the location to store the temporary files by changing the VAR variable in /etc/bootcd/bootwrite.conf.

==External links==
*[http://www.frozentech.com/content/livecd.php Frozentech.com's list of Linux Live cd's]
*[http://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=cd Distrowatch's list of Linux Live cd's]

3D modeling

2004-06-29T15:44:35Z

Bad Bob:

'''3D modeling''' software is used to create 3D images and animations.

{|
| [[Blender]] ||
Powerful modling environment
|-
| [[PovRay]] ||
Renders scences from text files
|-
| [[Wings 3d]] ||
Polygon modeler
|-
|}

{{msg:stub}}

3D modeling

2004-06-29T15:12:20Z

Bad Bob: =Specific applications=

'''3D modeling''' software is used to create 3D images and animations.

{|
! 3D Modeling !!
|-
| [[Blender]] ||
Powerful modling environment
|-
| [[PovRay]] ||
Renders scences from text files
|-
| [[Wings 3d]] ||
Polygon modeler
|-
|}

{{msg:stub}}

User:Bad Bob

2004-06-29T15:11:44Z

Bad Bob: =Networking=

testing ideas for the applications page

{|
! 3D Modeling !!
|-
| [[Blender]] ||
Powerful modling environment
|-
| [[PovRay]] ||
Renders scences from text files
|-
| [[Wings 3d]] ||
Polygon modeler
|-
|}

== Networking ==

{|
! Browsers !!
|-
| [[Firefox]] ||
Fast browser based on Mozilla
|-
| [[Konqueror]] ||
Default browser in KDE
|-
| [[Mozilla]] ||
Open Source version of Netscape
|-
| [[Epiphany]] ||
Official browser for Gnome
|-
| [[Galeon]] ||
Another browser for Gnome
|-
| [[Epiphany]] ||
Official browser for Gnome
|-
| [[Lynx]] ||
Text-based browser
|-
|}

User:Bad Bob

2004-06-29T15:07:58Z

Bad Bob:

testing ideas for the applications page

== Networking ==

{|
! Browsers !!
|-
| [[Firefox]] ||
Fast browser based on Mozilla
|-
| [[Konqueror]] ||
Default browser in KDE
|-
| [[Mozilla]] ||
Open Source version of Netscape
|-
| [[Epiphany]] ||
Official browser for Gnome
|-
| [[Galeon]] ||
Another browser for Gnome
|-
| [[Epiphany]] ||
Official browser for Gnome
|-
| [[Lynx]] ||
Text-based browser
|-
|}

== Networking ==

{|
! Browsers !!
|-
| [[Firefox]] ||
Fast browser based on Mozilla
|-
| [[Konqueror]] ||
Default browser in KDE
|-
| [[Mozilla]] ||
Open Source version of Netscape
|-
| [[Epiphany]] ||
Official browser for Gnome
|-
| [[Galeon]] ||
Another browser for Gnome
|-
| [[Epiphany]] ||
Official browser for Gnome
|-
| [[Lynx]] ||
Text-based browser
|-
|}

LQWiki:Sandbox

2004-06-29T15:03:23Z

Bad Bob:

{| border=1
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This page is called the '''Sandbox''', and it is simply a page for trying out/testing your Wiki markup. For more information on Wiki markup itself, see the [[LinuxQuestions.org Wiki:Wiki markup|Wiki markup guide]]. To use this page, simply click on the '''Edit this page''' link - then - type in whatever you want, then click on the '''Show preview''' button below the edit box to see what the markup produces.
|}

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User:Bad Bob

2004-06-29T12:50:08Z

Bad Bob: