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Main features of the default instrument: three manuals and one pedal, five different temperaments, variable tuning, MIDI control of course, stereo, surround or Ambisonics output, flexible audio controls including a large church reverb.
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Located in Package: aeolus
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Aeolus is not very CPU-hungry, and should run without problems on a e.g. a 1GHz, 256Mb machine.
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Located in Package: aeolus
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text-based authoring tool for HTML
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Located in Package: aephea
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Aephea is an HTML authoring framework. It enforces HTML well-formedness with a simpler and stricter syntax, provides useful extensions and abstractions as well as facilities for adding new ones, all in a single unified approach that stays close to HTML itself. Some of Aephea's characteristics are a TeX-like syntax, dictionary stacks, iteration and a focus on styling via CSS.
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Located in Package: aephea
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PUD (Portable Unix Documentation) is shipped with Aephea. It provides mini-languages for authoring Unix manual pages and FAQ documents with output both in HTML and troff.
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Located in Package: aephea
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Both Aephea and PUD are written in zoem, a high-level macro/programming language with character filtering capabilities.
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Located in Package: aephea
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If you'd like to generate manpages, but don't like troff syntax, and find Perl's POD too limited, Aephea's PUD is likely useful for you. If you like your documents to be available in both PDF and HTML, but find DocBook XML too heavyweight (and aren't really happy with Docbook XML's baroque default tagnames), you'll like PUD.
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Located in Package: aephea
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The World's Best Email Client
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Located in Package: aerc
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Some of its more interesting features include:
- Editing emails in an embedded terminal tmux-style, allowing you to check on
incoming emails and reference other threads while you compose your replies
- Render HTML emails with an interactive terminal web browser, highlight
patches with diffs, and browse with an embedded less session
- Vim-style keybindings and ex-command system, allowing for powerful
automation at a single keystroke
- First-class support for working with git & email
- Open a new tab with a terminal emulator and a shell running for easy access
to nearby git repos for parallel work
- Support for multiple accounts, with support for IMAP, Maildir, SMTP, and
sendmail transfer protocols
- Asynchronous IMAP support ensures the UI never gets locked up by a flaky
network, as mutt often does
- Efficient network usage - aerc only downloads the information which is
necessary to present the UI, making for a snappy and bandwidth-efficient
experience 100% free and open source software!
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Located in Package: aerc
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tool for correcting bit errors in an AES key schedule
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Located in Package: aesfix
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