Posts Tagged ‘open source’

I want to do "advanced" edits, like moving a jpeg image or even a video around the screen, on my mac. I want it open-source so I can look at how it works, and I want to spend as little money as possible on it. Any suggestions other than installing Linux on my mac(which is actually a family mac)?

Or any other portable format.
Is there any free or open source soft to do that?
And is there any paid software? Any Adobe product?
Thanks!

I think Yahoo Answers is a really cool site, and I would love to have something similar on my site. My site covers a very niche area, and people there have a lot of in-depth knowledge about some very obscure things. I think this would be a great way to further community. Forums haven’t worked well for me in the past, so I would love to try something like this. Also, open-source is ideal, and PHP driven is important. Thanks.
I appreciate the mentioning of phpbb. However, I’m not looking for a forum type of software, unless phpbb can be configured to work like Yahoo Answers. if that is the case, can anyone point me to the plugin that will help with that?

We have computer in our school which is linux open source, but in my home i have a microsoft based. I would like to know which is better to use and what is in demand.

Well is there any program that is like Final Cut Studio for windows or and open source alternative?

Or are there a number of programs that can
match what Final Cut Studio can do?

The suite is made of
* Final Cut Pro 6 – "real-time editing for DV, SD, HD and film"
* Motion 3 – "real-time motion graphics design"
* Soundtrack Pro 2 – "advanced audio editing and sound design"
* DVD Studio Pro 4 – encoding, authoring and burning.
* Color – a new color grading application adapted from Silicon Color’s FinalTouch.
* Compressor 3 – a video encoding tool for outputting projects in different formats.

for the life of me i cant seem to fix the vulnerabilities of java and mcrsft excel, word, powerpoint. i download the recommended patches, but upon rescanning my computer for vulnerabilities these same programs are lined up for recommended fixing. can i remove all these progs and install something different? secure and maybe open source?

I have just switched to Ubuntu Linux (specifically Linux Mint), and I would like to keep all of my installed applications open source so I may modify them later. I have used BitComet as my main BitTorrent client on Windows and have gotten ridiculous speeds out of it, so any client suggested must be very fast as well.

Multiple suggestions encouraged.

I need a open source P2P application where I can manipulate the source code, any guesses?