Leftovers: Software
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VidCutter is an Open-Source Video Trimmer app
I’m pretty capture happy with my Nexus 5X because a) the camera is decent and live with 6 very comical cats…
Sometimes I take videos but only want to use a specific part of it, be it to turn into an animated gif or quickly share it with folks online.
This is where video trimming apps come in handy.
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The elusive Palm OS 5.5 Garnet emulator for Windows/Linux
From top left to bottom right, you're looking at Palm OS 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 5.3 (a Palm Zire ROM), 5.4.9 (the last released version of Palm OS available on real devices), and Palm OS 6.1.0 Cobalt (the last version of Palm OS; no 6.x device has ever been released). This is a pretty complete collection, and while it doesn't contain every released version of Palm OS, it covers the most important ones, and provides a great overview of the development of the operating system.
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Opera Won’t Be Bringing New Browser ‘Neon’ to Linux
Opera Software debuted an all-new concept browser called Opera Neon yesterday.
Neon is fast, blingy, and a little bit gimmicky, but does some neat new stuff that has gotten a lot of people quite excited.
Sadly, Neon wasn’t made available to download on Linux.
And now we find out that it won’t be.
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Skype for Linux Alpha 1.15 released with support for autostart and more
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Rogue Wave Software's TotalView for HPC and CodeDynamics
New versions of not just one but two dynamic analysis tools from Rogue Wave Software were unveiled recently to pleased developers everywhere. Upgraded TotalView for HPC and CodeDynamics, versions 2016.07, improve the diagnosis and correction of bugs, memory issues and crashes at execution.
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