Archive for October, 2007
Download now: Ubuntu + Crack + Serial
Oct 18th

Download now the new Ubuntu total free, FULL version (not shareware) and without virus!!! The following file is ready for use, you don’t even need to write the serial. Just burn a CD and use it (you can just use without install, if you want to)…
Choose your download:
PS: I didn’t smoke anything… I don’t know why, but some people think that what is free isn’t good… They prefer to use something illegal with a crack… Do you understand?
Add the Gutsy Countdown Script to your site
Oct 3rd
Just copy this code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.ubuntu.com/files/countdown/dist/display.js"></script>
<noscript><img id="countdownimage" src="http://www.ubuntu.com/files/countdown/dist/710countdown_default.png" width="199" height="164" alt="Ubuntu 7.10 - Coming soon"></noscript>
And a handsome countdown timer will appear in your site:
I added it on my blog.
Liquid Rescale Plug-in: step-by-step
Oct 1st
On my last post I wrote about the “Liquid Rescale Plug-in” for Gimp and published an image that I resized. Now I’ll show how to make it step-by-step.
First I choose a picture. The original size was 2048×1536 pixels.
Then I choose Layer > Liquid Rescale…
I changed the width to 1500 and “OK”:
Well, this is no good. The image was resized, but the plug-in didn’t know what was important on the image.
So I backed up the original and created a new transparent layer to identify what was important on the image:
On this new layer I filled with black what I want to preserve (I think it would be any color).
The new layer after painting (the white part is transparent):
Following, I selected the photo layer, then I choose Layer > Liquid Rescale…, but now I set my new layer as the area to preserve.
Finally, I executed the script and voi là!
OBS: I did the same thing on my three years old computer running Ubuntu Feisty (Athlon XP 2000+, 512Mb RAM DDR), and on my new computer on my work, running win XP (Pentium 4, 3.0, 512Mb RAM DDR2). On my computer the process was really really really faster.










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