I know have written about Sequencer64 before. And I am still totally in love with this superb lightweight beast of a sequencer maintained by C. Ahlstrom. In this article, I will try to help you install a special Sequencer64 branch (midi_control) on Ubuntu Studio.
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The easiest way to Install Joget on Ubuntu
Joget is a user-friendly open-source no-code / low-code application platform that empowers everyday people to build, deliver, monitor, and maintain business process management applications. It supports full-fledged agile development capabilities such as processes, forms, lists, CRUD, and UI. There are several ways of installing Joget, in this article I’ll show you how to set up your environment in just a few steps. You’ll be up and running in no-time. I’m going to do this by Installing Joget on Ubuntu using Docker compose.
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Wexflow is an incredible free, open-source, high-performance, extensible, modular, and cross-platform workflow engine that is specially built for automation. It’s a tool that helps you to easily automate workflows with recurring tasks. You can read more about it here. In this “how-to” I’ll show you how you can install a Wexflow server on Ubuntu 18.04 using Docker compose.
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Form Tools is a powerful, flexible, free, and open-source PHP/MySQL script you can install on your website for managing your forms and data. It is all about data management. This article takes you through an installation of Form Tools on Ubuntu server 18.04 for testing purposes.
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After years of following courses and workshops I ended up with piles of books and papers, so reducing valuable storage space I found myself scanning them all. The result was a large collection of TIFF files. And for some reason, I needed a JPG or JPEG version of several of them. This is how I did that in Ubuntu.
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