(Figure 14) Screenshot of Comix Usage Evaluation
Comix includes a variety of viewing modes (manga mode, full screen mode, etc.), allows you to zoom in and out, and allows you to adjust image brightness, contrast, saturation and sharpness. It reads images in ZIP, RAR, tar archives and plain image files. It is used for viewing comic books or can be used as a generic image viewer. Other Applications Comix (GTK Comic Book Viewer)Ĭomix is another application that appeals to users who are interested in Japanese manga. As beginner, it takes time to get familiar with the features in this application. Users can add new titles by clicking on "New Title" in Project menu, but the “add new sequence” option in the Project menu is still under development, so it does not work. The application also has video transition effects with real-time previews. This can all be done by using the features supported in the application such as creating multiple tracks, resizing, trimming, snapping, cutting clips, adding 3D Animated Titles, doing audio mixing, adding scrolling motion picture credits, dragging and dropping clips to the timeline and arrange them, changing the speed on clips, and altering the brightness, chroma key, and hue. With OpenShot video editor, users can easily edit home videos, create photo slide shows, create television commercials, or edit and compose any type of videos. OpenShot Video Editor is a simple-to-use video editor. (Figure 13) Screenshot of Aegisub OpenShot Video Editor However, there is a lot of documentation, tutorials and videos that explain all the functions in detail at this website: As beginner, it is a bit confusing to use because you don't know functions very well and it takes time exploring the application. Users can insert subtitles based on timing (eg, karaoke timing) and frame, and put special effects such as “animate color” effects, Adobe After Effects, and karaoke effects. This application has a built-in player that allows user to have the video always in sight while working on subtitles. With Aegisub, the user can easily create and edit subtitle files for movies and karaoke videos. mp3 formats, you can also select the bitrate for the output file.Īegisub is subtitle editor used in Anime fansubs. The Sound Converter application that comes with Linux Mangaka One is a very simple application for changing sound files between. (Figure 12) Screenshot of Audacity Sound Converter Trying to fit an image within the given cover template is difficult, since it often goes outside of template or leaves gaps and you can only resize image from the corners of image. It allows you to edit the front, back and inside of the CD case, edit the image on the disk itself, and it provides templates for each of these. ĭiscWrapper is used to design covers for the homemade disks. Linux Mangaka One does not have a "recycling bin", so when you "delete" a file, it it truly deleted immediately, and it cannot be recovered. The bottom panel also has a list of open folders and applications in the center, and the time and volume control to the right, which is also similar to the layout of Window's taskbar. The menu at the left of the bottom panel contains list of applications and logout/shutdown options, which is similar to Window's "Start" menu. The layout of Linux Mangaka One's user interface is very similar to the layout of Microsoft Windows.
(Figure 8)Linux Mangaka One's User Inteface
An installation wizard appears and installs Mangaka One after prompting for some standard installation parameters (such as language, username and password). Enter "one" as the password when you are prompted for a password to perform administrative tasks. To install the OS, open the "Desktop" folder found on the desktop, and click on the "Install" icon in that folder. This allows you to try the OS before actually installing it. Linux Mangaka One was installed on an Oracle VM VirtualBox virtual machine, set to have 8 GB of hard disk space and 1 GB of RAM, under a Windows host OS.īoot the machine while the CD is in the CD tray, and Mangaka One will start running (assuming that your machine is set to check the CD drive for bootable media before it checks the hard drive, if another OS is installed on the hard drive). Installation/Startup Virtualization Setup Linux Mangaka One may be downloaded from the "Download" link under "Linux Mangaka One" at this website. Linux Mangaka is developed by AnimeSoft International, a community group that consists of Linux users and fansubbers. It is designed to be lightweight and fast for multimedia activities. Linux Mangaka One is primarily developed for people who enjoy Japanese manga and anime, and also those who need specific software for fansubbing, multimedia editing, and creating 2D graphics. (Figure 2) Desktop Screen Goals and Target Audience 1.3.2.3 Inkscape Vector Graphics Editor.
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