Negative Space: cool software

iLife ’06 Review: The Good and the Ugly: The new iLife for 2006 comes with several extremely useful new features, and one very strange, nearly useless but very pretty addition.
Importing vinyl into iTunes: This script takes songs split by marker from SoundStudio and converts them directly into iTunes, setting track number, track total, and album name along with the song title.
Persistence of Vision tutorial: A step-by-step tutorial, available under the Gnu Free Documentation License, on using the Persistence of Vision raytracer.
Smultron text editor: Peter Borg’s new open source text editor features tabbed windows, split views, remembering multiple open files, and dividing files into projects.

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Negative Space: cool software last modified August 16th, 2009.

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