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| - | Liqbase is fast-graphics | + | Liqbase is fast-graphics swiss army knife created and developed by Gary Birkett for the Maemo platform. Although Liqbase provides several distinctive features its primary applied functions are note-taking and sketching. |
== Features == | == Features == | ||
Revision as of 15:51, 23 December 2008
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Liqbase
Liqbase is fast-graphics swiss army knife created and developed by Gary Birkett for the Maemo platform. Although Liqbase provides several distinctive features its primary applied functions are note-taking and sketching.
Features
- Finger friendly menus
- Variable resolution kinetic scrolling fullscreen document viewer
- Pressure sensitivity sketching with a graffiti wall showing all drawings
- CPU throttling adjustments
- Fullscreen starfield screensaver
Planned Features
Wanted Features
Please use this area to highlight any desired features in the next release. I will try to stay out of this part of the process ;) --lcuk 15:20, 23 December 2008 (UTC)
- Captures images at full resolution
- Save those images to tablet, where other programs can access
- Edit those images in liqbase
- Record video (and sound) at a half-decent resolution and quality
- Use liqbase as the default image viewer
- LiqRSS feed reader
- Export notes to plaintext
- Note play-back through text-to-speech
- Real-time, over network, image sharing and co-editing
- Ability to upload notes to web or web services
- Bacon maker