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Open source video editing: what we have now and what we need

Thu, 10 Apr 2008 20:00:00 GMT
Watching the evolution of open source tools for video editingand manipulation over the last 10 years has been less than a thrillingexperience. But are things about to change for the better in the nearfuture? Can even the people most disenchanted with the current state ofaffairs feel tempted to regain a spark of hope?

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evolution

Evolution(1)							GNOME Applications						      Evolution(1)

NAME

       evolution - Run Ximian Evolution, a groupware suite for GNOME containing email, calendar, addressbook, and task-list tools.

SYNOPSIS

       evolution [OPTION] ... [URI]

DESCRIPTION

       This  program is a graphical groupware suite; a single application with email, calendar, address book, and task-list tools to help you col-
       laborate with other people.

       This man page is not the central source of help for Evolution. You can find the user's guide by running the application and selecting items
       from  the  Help	menu.  Additional  help  and  security	information  are  available  at  the  Ximian  knowledge base online at http://sup-
       port.ximian.com. For help with additional command-line options, type evolution --help at the command line.

EXAMPLES

       evolution
	      Runs the application.

       evolution "%s"
	      To use Evolution as the handler for mailto: links in GNOME applications, open the GNOME Control Center and set the mailto: URL  han-
	      dler  to this value. You can do this with non-GNOME browsers such as Mozilla, by setting the appropriate value in that application's
	      preferences dialogs.

       evolution mailto:joe@somewhere.net
	      Open the message composer, addressing the message to joe@somewhere.net.

       evolution evolution:/local/Inbox
	      Start the application with the local Inbox folder open.

       evolution default:mail
	      Start the application with the folder mail/calendar/contacts/tasks open.

       evolution --no-splash
	      Start Evolution, but do not display the start-up splash screen.

       evolution --debug=FILENAME
	      Start the application, and output debugging messages to FILENAME.

Ximian, Inc.								1.2							      Evolution(1)

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