OK, It seems really nice.But, I would prefer to see this effort applied to improve Blender's node compositor.It's one of the problems (and advantages some times) in open source. Instead ofjoining forces, developers tend to start from scratch or fork existing projects.Because of this, there's no video editor alternative to Final Cut, compositor that standsagainst After FX, audio sequencer comparable to Cubase. And so on.Thanks god (Ton, actually:D) Blender is one of the few OS packages that is really professional. EstebanThank you, good luck with Ramen, I wrongly criticized your hard work for 'starting from scratch' rather than improving Blenders compositor echoing ZareOnes comments here, but they are unfounded, Ramen stands on it's own two feet. Maybe we should rethink things. Duplicated effort is not good either.Maybe node compositor backend should it move out into a shared library.

Node design processing would be good in krita gimp. Basically anything handling images or videos.Lets focus on reducing effort and getting a broader range of powerful tools.is working on 3d audio processing kinda node based.is working on movement tracking.These are also working on integrating with blender. Yet still being shared to use with other programs.Node design is visual programming. We are also getting node designed logic system.

Basically lots of this node tech could be beneficial to other projects. Fantastic work Esteban! I'm thrilled to see such a promising looking tool emerging. I see a few similarities with Nuke's interface - a good source of inspiration, I believe.I too feel that the choice of a non-overlapping window layout with the option to 'tear out' windows would add greatly to the workflow. Stored layouts which can be recalled with a hotkey are also really useful additions to the compositing workflow.I'm installing the dependencies now. I'll see whether I can get a working OSX build.

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Thank you Esteban for this tool. The Demo is impressing.For my own, I have no problem using standalone programs, and this one is a thing I really need for ages. It is the reason why I worked on a Roto & Paint setup for Blender some time ago (a blend file using the available tools, not a software because I'm not a coder at all!).As I'm a Windows user, I hope that the Windows version will be available.I tried 'Silhouette V3' some time ago, and I found it very bugged. Even if it is supposed to be one of the best on the market.A thing that would ve very useful to include in your compositor, is Garbage painting.Most of the compositors allow to mix Roto and Paint to make masks or erase some unwanted things in the images.

Painting on the images is often faster for small corrections here and there, and for wires removal in stunts shots, for example.I don't know if you have already thought about that, if it is difficult to code, or if it is already included in your software or on your To Do list, but it would really put the compositor at professionnal level. Est is right. Speedlink sl 6825 srd drivers for mac pro. There.are. valid reasons for other projects.

For one thing, the free/open-source community is not homogeneous - lots of people start lots of projects for lots of different reasons. While duplication of effort seems wasteful, it can actually be positive. For example, if Est were to stop working on this project, there is no guarantee he would find it interesting or enjoyable to be involved with Blender. In that case, neither project would get any attention.We (the Blender community) should encourage developers to get involved, but we should be careful not to criticize those who wish to invest their own time on a different project. Spamagnet it is why duplication happens is important. When something is being duplicated it always time to look at what you are doing and if that is causing the problem.KDE is great examples of this. Most Image editors in KDE share the same plugin system.

Lot of browsers share the same plugins. Best of them all in KDE is Kontact. Multi applications glue together to create one powerful tool. Advantage if a person does not want all of Kontact they can just load up the one part they want only.Blender has always been a single stand alone program. Very little sharing with other programs.

Maybe its time to reconsider that position. Shared engine could make Est job simpler while allowing him to develop his own interface.Basically what Est has done should have us asking a few questions if blender need to change its design. Now a internal struct change is not a fast process.

It could be years before node based systems in blender could be exported. So Est work is good at the current time.Remember these questions if parts of blender should be exported for other projects to use don't come up often. The exported lib for reading blender files was a great step forward itself. Niels: good point.There's also Cinelerra, but honestly, try using it.

It really is nowhere near where it should be in terms of usability.You can pretty much consider the whole Jahshaka/CineFX project as vaporware. It's been years and nothing stable (let alone usable) has been produced. (I hope they prove me wrong!)I reckon we need several alternatives for each application. It makes for a more robust suite of tools. So far professional standard video editing and compositing has been lacking in the open source world, with Blender being the exception.Duplication is a good thing.

Tom: Valid points. If the duplication is due to those reasons its natural and fine.If the duplication is due to parts not being effective to share that can be made effective to share at not much cost is not fine. Reason why I say every time something like this happens that area should be looked at to see if we can share code with the other project. Long term it will assist blender more people looking over the code.But question still has to be answered should particular parts be spun of into libs.Freen points out something important there are not many good compositors out there. Duplication creates competition and experimentation.

Hl dt st dvd-ram gsa t10n ata device drivers for mac os. But for the competition and experimentation to bare fruit it has to work.Now key thing here is if you want to create something like Cinelerra Jahshaka or CineFX. There is no shared backend.

If you go to create a new music player you can use a shared backend. If you want to create a new audio editor shared backends.The lack of multi project in this area that works is one of the major reasons why I am saying it worth the time for blender to look at its self and see if its sane to consider break this part off in the lib.I am for competition. Duplication is good. Duplication of Effort is bad if the area could be shared without causing pain to either project Ie breaking the points tom wrote up.Results of duplicating effort is getting a stack of unstable programs with very few working ones.Of course we all would prefer having a stack of programs that works competing with each other and giving us new features. Remember projects cannot get onto new features until the basics work.

Open AdBlock is a free and open source content blocker for iOS that has been written from the ground up to support both 32- and 64-bit devices.

How does it work?

As you may be aware, Apple blocked the ability to load content blockers for 32-bit devices (those with a A6 chip or older) in a late developer beta of iOS 9. Open AdBlock circumvents this restriction by redirecting Apple's loading checks and making them succeed, using Facebook's excellent fishhook library. Once the verification is bypassed, Open AdBlock simply uses private SafariServices APIs to load and enable the extension. Unfortunately, this makes it impossible for Open AdBlock to be available on the App Store–if you'd like to try it out, you'll have to build it youself.

Contributors

A shoutout to those who helped work on Open AdBlock, back when it was released:

• Justin Leger (@jusleg)
• Martin Turek (@MrSp0ck)
• Jeremy Gillespie (@jeremyskateboard)
• Nicolas Da Mutten (@cleverer)
• Jason Piper (@Xaositek)

TODO: update installation steps

How to install the app (works for iPhone 5 and 5c!)

Since we haven't released OpenAdBlock to the App Store yet, here's how to install the app at the moment. Keep in mind you will have to make a 3.6 GB download and have about 8GB of free space on your HD.

1. Download Xcode 7 from here.
2. Install it (and the Developer Tools).
3. Download the .zip from this repo
4. Open the .zip file and open the OpenAdBlock folder, then open OpenAdBlock.xcodeproj. This will open it in Xcode.
5. Go to Xcode > Preferences. Open the Accounts tab and add your Apple ID (the one you used to sign to be a developer). Close Preferences.
6. On the left side there will be a sidebar with one file called OpenAdBlock. Select it and click on the arrow to the left of it.
7. This will cause a bunch of stuff like Identity, Version, etc. to appear in the centre. Select the Team: Unknown Name [Some garbage here] and change it to your account from the drop down menu. Afterwards click on the “Fix Issue” button.
8. Above it, you will find the Bundle Identifier text field. Change this text to contain your name/nickname instead of “saagarjha” (e.g. if your name is Bob Joe, change it to bobjoe.[whatever was there originally]; therefore making it look like this –> bobjoe.org.OpenAdBlock.OpenAdBlock)
9. In the centre screen on the top left (right above the identity field), there will be a dropdown menu with the app icon and name. Click it and select the Extension build target (It has an 'E' next to it) and repeat step 8 (!! Remember to only change the beginning of the text !!) (example –> bobjoe.org.OpenAdBlock.OpenAdBlock.OpenAdBlockextension)
10. Plug in your iPhone, and click the iPhone 6 next to the stop button on the top and select your iOS device (not the model, the name of your device).
11. Click the play button, hit “fix issue” when it pops up, unlock your iPhone.
12. On your iPhone go to Setting > General > Profiles. Scroll down and click on a field with you Apple ID email address and hit 'Trust'
13. Now the app is installed on your iPhone, run it and enjoy :)