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Twindy 1.00
Twindy is a window manager for linux inspired by Tracktion. more>>
Twindy is a window manager for linux and possibly any system running an X server, inspired by Tracktion, the multitrack audio editor/sequencer for Windows and OS X.
Twindy tries to apply Tracktions workflow, where everything is on screen at once, to a window manager.
As such, there are two panels, a main panel where new windows/programs open by default and may be selected using tabs, and a lower panel, which can only hold one window/program at a time.
The idea is that youll do your main work in the top panel, and use the bottom panel for a terminal, or a file manager youd want to keep open. See the screenshots page for some examples.
The philosophy behind Twindy isnt particularly complicated:
- Twindy is intended to be as simple as possible. That means it is only a window manager - its not intended to become a huge Desktop Environment like KDE/Gnome, with all sorts of applications developed specifically for it.
- All Twindys options must be configurable from Twindy itself - there shouldnt be any messing about with configuration files necessary. (okay, were not there yet, but eventually...)
- Twindy should be fairly lightweight - Im not entirely sure how well it succeeds in this yet, as I dont have a low-ish spec machine to test it on, but on my P4 laptop, it only takes up ~10MB while running, which I reckon is pretty good, compared to Gnome and KDE. Since it uses JUCE to do pretty much everything, it should be pretty good on this front, and its got very few dependencies (basically the X libs, and freetype).
Main features:
- Windows are automatically mapped to either the upper or lower panel, and fixed in position.
- Upper window panels are tabbed.
- Fully customisable colour scheme, colours are read from .tracktionscheme files, so you can import your favourite Tracktion 2 scheme. This is probably the best place to find .tracktionschemes.
- You dont have to start it from an xterm anymore!
- Fourteen user-customisable buttons in the lower left corner, which can be set to open a popup menu with a number of program entries, or just start a particular program.
- Can run any number of programs at startup (particularly useful for gnome-settings-daemon).
- Clicking the clock switches between showing the current time, or the date.
Enhancements:
- This is the last release of the project.
- Various small improvements to the UI have been made, such as labeling the upper and lower panel buttons, asking whether the user wants to log out, and providing buttons to switch apps between the upper and lower panels.
- Localization support was also added.
<<lessTwindy tries to apply Tracktions workflow, where everything is on screen at once, to a window manager.
As such, there are two panels, a main panel where new windows/programs open by default and may be selected using tabs, and a lower panel, which can only hold one window/program at a time.
The idea is that youll do your main work in the top panel, and use the bottom panel for a terminal, or a file manager youd want to keep open. See the screenshots page for some examples.
The philosophy behind Twindy isnt particularly complicated:
- Twindy is intended to be as simple as possible. That means it is only a window manager - its not intended to become a huge Desktop Environment like KDE/Gnome, with all sorts of applications developed specifically for it.
- All Twindys options must be configurable from Twindy itself - there shouldnt be any messing about with configuration files necessary. (okay, were not there yet, but eventually...)
- Twindy should be fairly lightweight - Im not entirely sure how well it succeeds in this yet, as I dont have a low-ish spec machine to test it on, but on my P4 laptop, it only takes up ~10MB while running, which I reckon is pretty good, compared to Gnome and KDE. Since it uses JUCE to do pretty much everything, it should be pretty good on this front, and its got very few dependencies (basically the X libs, and freetype).
Main features:
- Windows are automatically mapped to either the upper or lower panel, and fixed in position.
- Upper window panels are tabbed.
- Fully customisable colour scheme, colours are read from .tracktionscheme files, so you can import your favourite Tracktion 2 scheme. This is probably the best place to find .tracktionschemes.
- You dont have to start it from an xterm anymore!
- Fourteen user-customisable buttons in the lower left corner, which can be set to open a popup menu with a number of program entries, or just start a particular program.
- Can run any number of programs at startup (particularly useful for gnome-settings-daemon).
- Clicking the clock switches between showing the current time, or the date.
Enhancements:
- This is the last release of the project.
- Various small improvements to the UI have been made, such as labeling the upper and lower panel buttons, asking whether the user wants to log out, and providing buttons to switch apps between the upper and lower panels.
- Localization support was also added.
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Added: 2007-06-01 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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Heilan 0.12
Heilan is a cross-platform OpenGL X3D browser written in C++ and designed for audio work. more>>
Heilan is a cross-platform OpenGL X3D browser written in C++ and designed for audio work. Specifically, it forms the environment within which I am developing an audiovisual instrument for my PhD. As such, it has a number of features not commonly found in X3D browsers:
Low latency audio courtesy of PortAudio (ASIO, DirectX, MME on Windows; Jack, ALSA, OSS on Linux; CoreAudio on OSX).
A 1st order B-format Ambisonic audio engine, allowing for full 3d sound, capable of accommodating virtually any speaker configuration (at the moment this is limited to preset configurations, but that will change in the future).
Open Sound Control support for all nodes, allowing a nodes attributes to be manipulated in realtime, potentially by multiple users.
A multi-threaded audio engine, able to split off different nodes audio processing into separate threads (and potentially, separate cpus/cores). This can be configured by the scene author.
Heilan aims to conform to the X3D Interchange profile, with additional support for certain nodes such as Sound and NurbsPatchSurface. It may be extended with libraries which can provide extra nodes, navigation types, and sound file loaders. It comes with a library containing my own experimental audiovisual nodes, and a couple of extra navigation types.
The browser itself is a command line program designed to be used offline (theres no browser plugin or http/ftp support), though there is a GUI frontend available as well (included in the binary package). Both are open source, licensed under the GPL.
Enhancements:
- This release has the EXAMINE navigation type implemented correctly for the first time, and multitexturing is now implemented.
- Basic support for GLSL shaders is also included via the ProgramShader and ShaderProgram X3D nodes.
- Some new nodes have been added to libheilanextras, and a number of minor bugs have been fixed.
<<lessLow latency audio courtesy of PortAudio (ASIO, DirectX, MME on Windows; Jack, ALSA, OSS on Linux; CoreAudio on OSX).
A 1st order B-format Ambisonic audio engine, allowing for full 3d sound, capable of accommodating virtually any speaker configuration (at the moment this is limited to preset configurations, but that will change in the future).
Open Sound Control support for all nodes, allowing a nodes attributes to be manipulated in realtime, potentially by multiple users.
A multi-threaded audio engine, able to split off different nodes audio processing into separate threads (and potentially, separate cpus/cores). This can be configured by the scene author.
Heilan aims to conform to the X3D Interchange profile, with additional support for certain nodes such as Sound and NurbsPatchSurface. It may be extended with libraries which can provide extra nodes, navigation types, and sound file loaders. It comes with a library containing my own experimental audiovisual nodes, and a couple of extra navigation types.
The browser itself is a command line program designed to be used offline (theres no browser plugin or http/ftp support), though there is a GUI frontend available as well (included in the binary package). Both are open source, licensed under the GPL.
Enhancements:
- This release has the EXAMINE navigation type implemented correctly for the first time, and multitexturing is now implemented.
- Basic support for GLSL shaders is also included via the ProgramShader and ShaderProgram X3D nodes.
- Some new nodes have been added to libheilanextras, and a number of minor bugs have been fixed.
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Added: 2007-04-18 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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