PaintSupreme PaintSupreme image editor tested
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Jan 23, 2013Although developed for editing individual images, GIMP has everything you need to create perfect animations via plugins and scripts.
more »Exploring Red Hat’s Flavor Enhancer SPICE
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more »Gnofract 4D Geometric construction of self-similar patterns
Dec 19, 2012Gnofract 4D is a different kind of graphics program that conjures up stunning graphics videos based on fractal mathematics.
more »Presentation Tools Four tools for non-linear presentations
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more »Workspace: EasyGUI Adding GUI elements to Python scripts
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more »Movgrab Downloading videos from YouTube or Vimeo
Aug 23, 2012Video portals such as YouTube or Vimeo offer a wealth of curious and entertaining short films. If you want to enjoy them offline, a small tool called Movgrab can help.
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