06-21-2010
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amro1
I used UNIX Academy
unixacademy.com training (still watching it from time to time). To my view it is the best actual training for a beginner. Is very command line oriented (no KDE screens or other bull) and teaches very well. I passed the certification unix academy offers too. It deserves your considerations.
This looks interesting. Has anybody here tested whether potential employers view certification from the UNIX Academy favourably, or if it can be used for credit transfer to other educational institutions?
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lookat
lookat(1) General Commands Manual lookat(1)
NAME
lookat - X11 VRML viewer
SYNOPSIS
lookat [-notitle | -title <title>] [[-url] <file.wrl>]
DESCRIPTION
lookat is a simple X11 viewer for VRML files that uses libopenvrml.
You can use the mouse to change the view. Clicking with the left mouse button and dragging the mouse around will rotate the view, while
clicking with the middle mouse button and dragging around will move the scene closer and farther.
The right mouse button will bring the viewpoint menu.
OPTIONS
-notitle
Do not use the URL as the window title.
-title <title>
Use <title> as the window title.
-url <file.wrl>, <file.wrl>
Specify a VRML file or URL to open.
KEYS
Left Right
Move the view left or right.
, . Rotate the view left or right.
Up Down
Move the view forward or backwards.
A Z Move the view up or down.
a z Rotate the view up or down.
PageUp PageDn
Change to the next or previous viewpoint.
r Home Reset the view.
b Toggle alpha blending on or off.
c Toggle culling on or off.
d Toggle bspheres on or off.
l Toggle lighting on or off.
t Toggle texture mapping on or off.
w Toggle wireframe rendering (polygons) on or off.
EXAMPLES
On Debian systems, you can find VRML sample files in the /usr/share/doc/libopenvrml9/examples/ directory.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Sam Hocevar <sam@zoy.org> for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).
Debian Project August 2003 lookat(1)