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Software required to be open-source. This is not to be confused with "gratis" software, which is free of cost. Open-source, sometimes called "free" or "libre" software, has the original source code freely available to be viewed, redistributed and modified. Please don't use this as the only tag on a question; add tags which indicate the functionality as well.
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Open source 3D model viewer for Linux
I'm looking for something like open3mod, but for Linux. Hopefully something that supports .ac files.
I know about g3dviewer, however I can't get it to compile on Arch Linux.
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Open source video editing software for linux?
I haven't tried it yet, but flowblade looks really promising!
It advertises advanced compositing and animation features and has a polished-looking UI
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Open source video editing software for linux?
I'd like to find a good solid video editing software for Linux, preferably open-source.
I've recently tried Cinelerra and Kdenlive, however kdenlive crashed on me a trifle too often for my liking. Ci …
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Bitmap editor to make game sprites in Linux?
You could try aseprite, an opensource (see their faq) pixel art editor which supports:
Sprites are composed by layers & frames (as separated concepts).
Supported color modes: RGBA, Indexed (p …
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