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Free as in "freedom", Free Software means software that's been licensed in a way that guarantees certain freedoms, namely those to use, modify and redistribute the software without asking requiring to be paid for or otherwise given legal permission.
Free as in "freedom", Free Software means software that's been licensed in a way that guarantees certain freedoms, namely those to use, modify and redistribute the software without asking requiring to be paid for or otherwise given legal permission.


See: http://fsf.org
== Rough notes ==
Examples
Examples



Latest revision as of 09:58, 16 September 2013

Free as in "freedom", Free Software means software that's been licensed in a way that guarantees certain freedoms, namely those to use, modify and redistribute the software without asking requiring to be paid for or otherwise given legal permission.

See: http://fsf.org

Rough notes

Examples

  • Making a brochure (OSP)
  • Imagemagick
  • Protocols: OSC / UDP, Kinect (rental)
  • Audio
  • Evo Tutorials: Processing ()
  • Evo Tutorials: Kinect (3D Input)
  • Evo Tutorials: Animata (3D Models driven by (OSC) data) ... http://animata.kibu.hu/

  • NLTK
  • lxml

Applications

Formats

  • SVG - Scalable Vector Graphics (vector format)
  • PNG - Portable Network Graphics (bitmap format)
  • IXR (multiple "raw" images that are composed to adjust)
  • Matroska
  • OGG: A multimedia "container" (like Quicktime or AVI), that can hold audio/video
  • Webm: A particular version of Matroska + VP8 video codec for publishing video online (contrast with MPEG4/H264)

Command line tools (& Libraries)

  • Imagemagick: the swiss army knife of images
  • sox: Sound Exchange -- tools for manipulating and generating sound files
  • ffmpeg tool for encoding and manipulating audio / video
  • gstreamer
  • melt / mlt
  • midge: Music notation (in a special text markup) to melodic MIDI
  • festival: Tools to convert text to speech (wav file), the tool is text2wave
  • psutils: utilities for manipulating PostScript files!
  • youtube-dl: youtube-dl is a small command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and a few more sites