On y trouve les trucs suivants :
- =IMAGE(A2), where A2 must contain a valid URL
- =GOOGLETRANSLATE(A2, “en”,”it”)
- =SPLIT(A2; “;”)
- =hyperlink(“URL”,”Title”) =HYPERLINK(A2, B2)
- =DAYS360(A2,B2) with A2 and B2 containing dates
~/.thunderbird//prefs.js
user_pref("mail.accountmanager.accounts", "account1,account2,account3,account4,account6,account5,account7,account8,account10");
AVCHD Videos
I've got a Panasonic DMC-ZX3 since a few month and I found a few informations on how to view, convert, etc. the videos it takes. They are in HD and outputed in a strange .MTS files (and some others, I'll write more on that some time later). Regular players can't read those files, and I eventually found some converting tools under linux (I'm using ubuntu)
AVCHD = sudo apt-get install libavcodec-extra-52 winff openshot
http://blog.yann.info/2010/05/16/avchd-pour-les-nuls-et-les-pauvres/
Tethering (using computer as a screen for the camera while shooting)
Meanwhile, I found this website explaining how to use your computer screen for your camera. I didn't test already, but I like the idea.
http://grahambinns.com/blog/2010/04/18/gphoto2-f-spot-win/
grep -- -l toto.txt
#!/bin/bash
# stamp timbre A_marquer Img_finale
# (c) 2007-2010 by C.M.
# under the GPL License
# prendre deux fichiers d'images
# l'un étant un "sceau" et l'autre une photo
# et marquer la photo du sceau, en bas à droite (ou gauche)
# Image timbre
SCEAU="$1"
# Image à marquer
PIC="$2"
# Fichier de sortie
OUT_IMAGE="$3"
# Proportion du timbre par rapport à l'image
SCALE="/ 20"
# dimensions de l'image à marquer
width_pic=`identify -format %w "$PIC"`
height_pic=`identify -format %h "$PIC"`
# dimensions du sceau
width_sceau=`identify -format %w "$SCEAU"`
height_sceau=`identify -format %h "$SCEAU"`
# dimensions auxquelles réduire le sceau
stamp_w=$(( $width_pic $SCALE * 2))
stamp_h=$(( $height_pic $SCALE))
# dimensionner le sceau à la bonne taille
# PUIS mettre un bord transparent autour du sceau pour qu'il ne soit pas au bord
# PUIS coller le sceau sur l'image avec un dissolve
convert "${SCEAU}" -resize "${stamp_w}"x"${stamp_h}"\> \
-size "${stamp_w}"x"${stamp_h}" miff:- |\
convert - -matte -bordercolor none -border 20% miff:- |\
convert "$PIC" - -matte -gravity South-East \
-set "option:compose:outside-overlay" "false" \
-compose Over \
-compose dissolve -set "option:compose:args" 60 \
-composite "$OUT_IMAGE"
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:am-monkeyd/nautilus-elementary-ppa
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
nautilus -q #restarts nautilus
sudo apt-get install bzr
sudo apt-get build-dep nautilus
bzr branch lp:nautilus-elementary
cd nautilus-elementary/
./configure --prefix=/usr && make
sudo make install
nautilus -q
That's it. Then customize everything to suit your needs via the Tweaks tab you can find via Edit > Preferences menu in Nautilus. To customize the toolbar, simply right click on it.