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Got some insights into the history of computation, free software, proprietary software. Was quite amazed to learn how powerful CLI tools can be. | |||
== Practice == | == Practice == | ||
I learned how to use the terminal more effectively, work with bash scripts, use tools such as ffmpeg, imagemagick, git. Learned how to set up a Raspberry pi and play around with it. | I learned how to use the terminal more effectively, work with bash scripts, use tools such as ffmpeg, imagemagick, git. Learned how to set up a Raspberry pi and play around with it. I switched to a dual boot operating system so I can learn more about Linux distributions. | ||
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I created an animation using tools such as ffmpeg, espeak, melt and some python and shell scripts written by someone else ([https://github.com/hellocatfood/spell-and-speak Spell and Speak]) | |||
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I applied this knowledge into developing my own project, which involves creating flipbooks out of short video sequences (work in progress). | |||
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Revision as of 16:03, 3 December 2017
Theory
Got some insights into the history of computation, free software, proprietary software. Was quite amazed to learn how powerful CLI tools can be.
Practice
I learned how to use the terminal more effectively, work with bash scripts, use tools such as ffmpeg, imagemagick, git. Learned how to set up a Raspberry pi and play around with it. I switched to a dual boot operating system so I can learn more about Linux distributions.
I created an animation using tools such as ffmpeg, espeak, melt and some python and shell scripts written by someone else (Spell and Speak)
I applied this knowledge into developing my own project, which involves creating flipbooks out of short video sequences (work in progress). ==