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Create movies from still pictures. Add transition, text animation, Ken Burns and other effects, insert a video to your slideshow, add musics with some audio effects. Derived from Imagination.
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Gnome/GTK animated floating face, always on top/on all desktops, voice synthesizer by espeak (by system() call, not libs), STDIN text entry, in reply to: http://gul.uc3m.es/pipermail/gul/2010-July/012630.html. Kinda office-assistant - for gnome.
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GraphNview : The Easy way to draw and animate Graphs It\'s an open source tool that allows you to create and display graphs with extreme simplicity. It also has an integrated development environment to generate the graph animation
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Javascript animation authoring environment. A WYSIWYG cross-platform desktop application using jQuery to animate XHTML and HTML elements. Its built in XUL.
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