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| - | JYP recommends using **XnView Classic** rather than //MP//, because of the very useful slideshow feature of the //Classic// version | + | JYP recommends using **XnView Classic** rather than //MP//, because of the very useful **slideshow** feature of the //Classic// version |
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| - | [[https://www.xnview.com/en/xnview/#downloads|Download page]] | + | [[https://www.xnview.com/en/xnview/#downloads|Download page]] (the //Standard// installer should be enough) |
| ==== Paint.net ==== | ==== Paint.net ==== | ||
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| [[https://www.giss.nasa.gov/tools/panoply/]] plots geo-referenced and other arrays from netCDF, HDF, GRIB, and other datasets. Panoply is a cross-platform application that runs on Macintosh, Windows, Linux and other desktop computers. | [[https://www.giss.nasa.gov/tools/panoply/]] plots geo-referenced and other arrays from netCDF, HDF, GRIB, and other datasets. Panoply is a cross-platform application that runs on Macintosh, Windows, Linux and other desktop computers. | ||
| + | === Suggested installation steps === | ||
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| + | * Download the [[https://www.giss.nasa.gov/tools/panoply/download/|latest Panoply zip file for Windows]] | ||
| + | * Create a ''C:\Utils'' directory (if it does not exist yet), and extract the ''PanoplyWin-version'' directory there | ||
| ==== Vapor ==== | ==== Vapor ==== | ||
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| ==== rsync (Linux !) ==== | ==== rsync (Linux !) ==== | ||
| - | ''rsync'' is a convenient Linux command that can be used for mirroring a directory hierarchy to another location on the same computer (e.g. a removable disk) or a remote server. It can also be used on a Windows 10 computer where [[other:win10wsl|WSL + Ubuntu is installed]]! But it is probably easier to use the //mirroring// option of [[other:win10_syncback|SyncBack]]. | + | ''rsync'' is a convenient **Linux** command that can be used for //mirroring// a directory hierarchy to another location on the same computer (e.g. a removable disk) or a remote server. It can also be used on a Windows 10 computer where [[other:win10wsl|WSL + Ubuntu is installed]]! On Windows, it is easier to use the //mirroring// option of [[other:win10_syncback|SyncBack]]. |
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| + | //Mirroring// means in the ''rsync'' case that we will **only copy new or changed files**. The first //copy// may take some time, but will be much faster afterwards, when only a few files have been created/changed and have to be copied. Or, if a copy is interrupted, the files already copied will not be copied a second time. | ||
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| - | **Warning!** It's easy to lose files with ''rsync'' if you use the wrong syntax or options! | + | **Warning!** It is easy to lose files with ''rsync'' if you use the wrong syntax or options! |
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| + | Mirroring //no files// by mistake, to a place where there are files, with the ''%%--%%delete'' option, means that existing files or whole directory hierarchies will be deleted! | ||
| * Be sure to understand the basic options, and use ''%%--%%dry-run'' (simulate what would be done) and ''-v'' (verbose) before performing an actual synchronization | * Be sure to understand the basic options, and use ''%%--%%dry-run'' (simulate what would be done) and ''-v'' (verbose) before performing an actual synchronization | ||
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| * We have an existing //source// ''/mnt/h/test/'' directory that we would like to //mirror// to another disk or //destination//, as ''/mnt/i/test/''.\\ i.e we want to recursively copy the content of ''test/'' to a ''test/'' directory //somewhere else// | * We have an existing //source// ''/mnt/h/test/'' directory that we would like to //mirror// to another disk or //destination//, as ''/mnt/i/test/''.\\ i.e we want to recursively copy the content of ''test/'' to a ''test/'' directory //somewhere else// | ||
| - | * Show what would be done, but do not do it (yet)\\ <wrap em>Note that we have a trailing ''/'' after the source directory, and no ''/'' after the destination directory</wrap>\\''rsync %%--%%dry-run -avW -C /mnt/h/test/ /mnt/i/test'' | + | * Show what would be done, but do not do it (yet)\\ <wrap em>Note that we have a trailing ''/'' after the source directory, and NO ''/'' after the destination directory</wrap>\\ ''rsync %%--%%dry-run -avW -C /mnt/h/test/ /mnt/i/test'' |
| - | * Note: using ''-C'' makes sure that files and directories considered as temporary will not be copied. Maybe you don't want to use this! | + | * Note: using ''-C'' makes sure that files and directories considered as temporary will not be copied.\\ Do NOT use the ''-C'' option if you really want to copy all the files! |
| * Same as above, without the //verbose// mode. Probably nothing will be displayed on the screen\\ ''rsync %%--%%dry-run -aW -C /mnt/h/test/ /mnt/i/test'' | * Same as above, without the //verbose// mode. Probably nothing will be displayed on the screen\\ ''rsync %%--%%dry-run -aW -C /mnt/h/test/ /mnt/i/test'' | ||
| * Actually **copy** the files, without displaying anything\\ ''rsync -aW -C /mnt/h/test/ /mnt/i/test'' | * Actually **copy** the files, without displaying anything\\ ''rsync -aW -C /mnt/h/test/ /mnt/i/test'' | ||
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| [[https://www.zotero.org/|Zotero]] is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share research | [[https://www.zotero.org/|Zotero]] is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share research | ||
| + | ===== Publish or Perish ===== | ||
| + | [[https://harzing.com/resources/publish-or-perish|Publish or Perish]] is designed to help individual academics to present their case for research impact to its best advantage, even if you have very few citations | ||
| ===== ownCloud ===== | ===== ownCloud ===== | ||
other/win10apps.txt · Last modified: 2024/03/05 15:04 by jypeter
