With the development of software for graphics forget gradually, as has been before. Black screens and among them white / gray font ... That was the reality. All text, diagrams and drawings were presented with ASCII characters. Today, there are plenty of people who prefer the presentation of their thoughts, instead of do not know what the projects are dependent on whether the program in which they were created. They represent the art is known as ASCII Art. In this article I intend to provide you with the tools provided with our system you can easily create great drawings in standard ASCII.

Evilwm is a very lightweight window manager, which was created according to the principle of "the simpler the better." Therefore gives a description of the installation, configuration, and show map showing the path to success in using this application. Download and unpacks it, and go to the folder in which they are located. To begin our path to success, we need to install the program, which we do by issuing the following command:

MPlayer is a very good multimedia program, offering huge opportunities both when playing and when encoding video. It can even play these files on the elevator which would be run after this requirements is not large, even a low hardware can watch the video (using the appropriate parameters in the launch path). When you get to know its capabilities to every movie we see on Linux.

Everybody have millions of pictures taken by his digital camera. Big mess image files straight but so few speakers of titles such as: im000884.jpg, dscn3091.jpg etc.. Do not you want to have the pictures described in this way: wroclaw_12-04-2006_12: 56.jpg or other przyjanzych more titles? If so, this is a short text for you. Exchangeable Image File Format (Exif) is a metadata standard for image files. He was awarded by the Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association. Most digital cameras that support this standard, although often only in the earlier version 2.1. Examples of data stored in this format are: