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Executable versions of Octave for BSD systems are provided by the individual distributions. Both FreeBSD and OpenBSD have Octave packages. These packages are created by volunteers and the Octave project has no control over that process. macOS. The Octave Wiki has instructions for installing Octave on macOS systems. Octave is also available in third-party package managers such as Homebrew and MacPorts. Microsoft Windows. Windows-64 (recommended) ( Windows-32 (old computers) ( Windows-64 (64-bit linear algebra for large data) Unless your computer has more than. 32GB of memory and you need to solve linear algebra problems with arrays containing more than. 2 billion elements, this version will offer no advantage over the recommended Windows-64 version above. Synfig. Synfig Studio (formerly known as SINFG) is a free, Open Source 2D vector and timeline-based animation software. It was created by Robert Quattlebaum (currently no longer involved) who decided to make it Open Source in 2005 under the GNU license. You can use this application to create feature-film-quality animation, web animations, advertisements etc. It has a long list of features such as: support many layers ( filters, gradients, distortions, transformations, fractal and many others), spatial resolution-independence, temporal resolution independence, High Dynamic-Range Imaging (HDRI), pentablet-friendly tools, artist-oriented design, path-based gradients, etc. New features are added all the time such as the bones tools or frame-by-frame animation which extends the capabilities of this program. Currently, Synfig Studio is available as a stable release for Microsoft® Windows® (XP/Vista/7), Linux RPM-based distributions (Fedora, Mandriva, RedHat etc.), Linux -based distributions (Ubuntu, Debian etc.), other Linux distributions, Mac® OS X® (requires Apple's X11 environment - XQuartz) or you can choose to compile and run Synfig Studio using the source code. Important : Please note the changes for Linux version: we do not provide RPM/DEB/TGZ anymore, they are replaced by AppImage file format. Trademark Note 1 : Microsoft®, Windows® and other product names are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Trademark Note 2 : Mac and OS X are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Synfig Studio Review. Installing : Please note that the setup file will also install FFMpeg and Examples (setup was tested on Microsoft® Windows® OS). You can choose which components to install, just in case you already have FFmpeg installed. Main interface : The main interface is constructed of Panels which you can choose to close, open, drag, resize, play or customize them in many ways. If you ever wish to return to the "default view", just choose "Window", select "Workspace" and choose "Default" and everything will be restored. What you can do : Probably the best example of what you can achieve with such a software suite is Morevna Project where Synfig Studio was used for 2D animation (vectorization & tweening). Looking for more examples? Check out the " Examples " section which contains the sources for animations or the Gallery . Additionally, you may want to check the " Scripts and Tools " section which also contains an interesting collection of tools or the official channel. Working with the program : Unless you're an expert in this area, the best thing to do is to start with the " Synfig wiki " which contains the User Documentation (Manual, Tutorials, Reference and Glossary), Developer Documentation and Writer Documentation . Probably, the "User Documentation" is the most accessed section which covers almost anything you want to know about this software so make sure that you read the "Manual" and "Tutorials" sections. Conclusion : Most software titles that I tested were easy to use (at least the basic options) and I am not going to say the same thing about this program. This is (without a doubt) a professional 2D animation application but just like any other similar tool, it has a certain level of complexity and it requires you to put some effort in the learning process. Obviously, you might disagree if all you want to do applies to a certain task such as the creation of animated charts or anything like that. In that case, you might concentrate your attention on a "specific" Tutorial and obtain what you want. Finally, don't forget that until 2005 this was an expensive application which was released as a free, Open Source software and the current development team is doing an excellent job in keeping it updated and adding new features. As you will probably notice on the official project homepage, the team working on this project struggles to support further development meaning that each and every donation counts. If you like this free animation software, please consider a donation. Obs browser plugin 1.0.6 (stable) download. You can download the full version (including the Gpg4win compendium) of Gpg4win 3.1.16 here: OpenPGP signature (for gpg4win-3.1.16.exe) SHA256: c499213ff3e14e93c3b245546994cc0e654ec267b40a188788665ae8f4e9f5ad Changelog. More Gpg4win-3.1.16 downloads. Gpg4win source code package: gpg4win-3.1.16.tar.bz2 (Size: 273 MByte) OpenPGP signature SHA256 checksum: d74fd2ff4c5ee241c6a55cc60a10899ea29d8ca4c5a316fc98fec41ad49d19e1 All versions and OpenPGP signatures: files.gpg4win.org. To create a portable Gpg4win version use the included tool mkportable.exe . HOWTO: Install Gpg4win with all components and then run from the command line (cmd) in install directory: mkportable.exe [OPTIONS] TARGETDIR . Use mkportable.exe --help to get all options. The portable version does not include GpgOL and GpgEX! Your certificates and settings are saved in the directory 'home' of portable version. Please note: Do not use portable applications - especially crypto applications - on potentially infected systems. Installation. After downloading please verify the integrity of your Gpg4win package. Then double-click on the file you have downloaded and follow the instructions on the screen (or look at the documentation) and read the current README file. Gpg4win Compendium 3.0.0 (Released: 2016-11-30) You find the current PDF and HTML version of the Gpg4win Compendium here: Read the documentation page for more information about available Gpg4win documentation. All Downloads. Current and all previous Gpg4win installers as well as signatures and corresponding source code packages are available under: files.gpg4win.org. In the change history you will find information about the most relevant changes and which version of the products each of the releases contained. Also, you will find direct download link for the old releases. All Beta releases (with OpenPGP-Signatures): files.gpg4win.org/Beta/ Please note that old releases may still contain meanwhile fixed security issues. The public Gpg4win git repository contains the current Gpg4win source code. Hints. We recommend to subscribe to the Gpg4win announcement mailing list to be automatically informed about new releases and other important Gpg4win news. For public administrations: An an approval to handle governmental documents that are classified 'restricted' ('VS-NUR FÜR DEN DIENSTGEBRAUCH') is aimed for by the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI). 45 Zypper Commands to Manage ‘Suse’ Linux Package Management. SUSE (Software and System Entwicklung (Germany) meaning Software and System Development, in English) Linux lies on top of Linux Kernel brought by . SUSE comes in two pack. One of them is called OpenSUSE , which is freely available (free as in speech as well as free as in wine). It is a community driven project packed with latest application support, the latest stable release of OpenSUSE Linux is 13.2 . The other is SUSE Linux Enterprise which is a commercial Linux Distribution designed specially for enterprise and production. SUSE Linux Enterprise edition comes with a variety of Enterprise Applications and features suited for production environment, the latest stable release of SUSE Linux Enterprise Edition is 12 . You may like to check the detailed installation instruction of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server at: Zypper and YaST are the for SUSE Linux, which works on top of RPM . YaST which stands for Yet another Setup Tool is a tool that works on OpenSUSE and SUSE Enterprise edition to administer, setup and configure SUSE Linux. Zypper is the command line interface of ZYpp package manager for installing, removing and updating SUSE. ZYpp is the package management engine that powers both Zypper and YaST . Here in this article we will see Zypper in action, which will be installing, updating, removing and doing every other thing a package manager can do. Here we go… Important : Remember all these command are meant for system wide changes hence must be run as root, else the command will fail. Getting Basic Help with Zypper. 1. Run zypper without any option, will give you a list of all global options and commands. 2. To get help on a specific command say ‘in’ (install), run the below commands. 3. Search for a package (say gnome-desktop ) before installing. 4. Get information on a pattern package (say lamp_server ) using following command. 5. To open zypper shell session run the below command. Note: On Zypper shell type ‘ help ‘ to get a list of global options and commands. Zypper Repository Management. Listing Defined Repositories. 6. Use zypper repos or zypper lr commands to list all the defined repositories. 7. List zypper URI on the table. 8. List repository priority and list by priority. Refreshing Repositories. 9. Use commands zypper refresh or zypper ref to refresh zypper repositories. 10. To refresh a specific repository say ‘ repo-non-oss ‘, type: 11. To force update a repository say ‘ repo-non-oss ‘, type: Modifying Repositories. Here, we use ‘ zypper modifyrepo ‘ or ‘ zypper mr ‘ commands to disable, enable zypper repositories. 12. Before disabling repository, you must know that in Zypper, every repository has its own unique number, that is used to disable or enable a repository. Let’s say you want to disable repository ‘ repo-oss ‘, to disable first you need to its number by typing following command. Do you see in the above output, that the repository ‘ repo-oss ‘ having number 6, to disable this you need to specify number 6 along with following command. 13. To enable again same repository ‘ repo-oss ‘, which appears at number 6 (as shown in above example). 14. Enable auto-refresh and rpm file ‘ caching ‘ for a repo say ‘ repo-non-oss ‘ and set its priority to say 85 . 15. Disable rpm file caching for all the repositories. 16. Enable rpm file caching for all the repositories. 17. Disable rpm file caching for remote repositories. 18. Enable rpm file caching for remote repositories. Adding Repositories. You may make use of any of the two commands – ‘ zypper addrepo ‘ or ‘ zypper ar ‘. You may use repo url or alias to add Repository. 19. Add a repository say “ http://download.opensuse.org/update/12.3/ ”. 20. Rename a repository. It will change the alias only. You may use command ‘ zypper namerepo ‘ or ‘ zypper nr ‘. To rename aka change alias of a repo that appears at number 10 ( zypper lr ) to upd8, run the below command. Removing Repositories. 21. Remove a repository. It will remove the repository from the system. You may use the command ‘ zypper removerepo ‘ or ‘ zypper rr ‘. To remove a repo say ‘ upd8 ‘, run the below command. Package Management using Zypper. Install a Package with Zypper. 22. With Zypper, we can install packages based upon capability name. For example, to install a package (say Mozilla Firefox ) using capability name. 23. Install a package (say gcc ) using version. 24. Install a package (say gcc ) for architecture (say i586 ). 25. Install a package (say gcc ) for specific architecture (say i586 ) and specific version (say <5.1 ), 26. Install a Package (say libxine ) from repository ( amarok ). 27. Install a Package (say git ) using name ( -n ). 28. Install a package using wildcards . For example, install all php5 packages. 29. Install a Package (say lamp_server ) using pattern (group of packages). 30. Install a Package (say nano ) and remove a package (say vi ) in one go. 31. Install a rpm package (say teamviewer ). Remove a Package with Zypper. 32. To remove any package, you can use ‘ zypper remove ‘ or ‘ zypper rm ‘ commands. For example, to remove a package (say apache2), run: Updating Packages using Zypper. 33. Update all packages. You may use commands ‘ zypper update ‘ or ‘ zypper up ‘. 34. Update specific packages (say apache2 and openssh ). 35. Install a package say ( mariadb ) if not installed, if installed update it. Install Source and Build Dependencies. You may use ‘ zypper source-install ‘ or ‘ zypper si ‘ commands to build packages from source. 36. Install source packages and build their dependencies for a package (say mariadb ). 37. Install only the source for a package (say mariadb ). 38. Install only the build dependencies for a packages (say mariadb ). Zypper in Scripts and Applications. 39. Install a Package (say mariadb ) without interaction of user. 40. Remove a Package (say mariadb ) without interaction of user. 41. Output zypper in xml. 42. Generate quiet output at installation. 43. Generate quiet output at UN-installation. 44. Auto agree to Licenses/Agreements. Clean Zypper Cache and View History. 45. If you want to clean zypper cache only, you can use following command. If you want to clean metadata and package cache at once you may like to pass –all/-a with zypper as. 46. To view logs of any installed, updated or removed packages through zypper, are logged in /var/log/zypp/history . You may cat it to view or may use filter to get a custom output. Upgrade Suse Using Zypper. 47. You can use ‘ dist-upgrade ‘ option with zypper command to upgrade your current Suse Linux to most recent version. That’s all for now. Hope this article would help you in managing you SUSE System and Server specially for newbies. If you feel that I left certain commands (Human are erroneous) you may provide us with the feedback in the comments so that we can update the article. Keep Connected, Keep Commenting, Stay tuned. Kudos! If You Appreciate What We Do Here On TecMint, You Should Consider: TecMint is the fastest growing and most trusted community site for any kind of Linux Articles, Guides and Books on the web. Millions of people visit TecMint! to search or browse the thousands of published articles available FREELY to all. If you like what you are reading, please consider buying us a coffee ( or 2 ) as a token of appreciation.