El Draculo @[email protected]
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Amateur stenographer, Linux and FOSS enthusiast, advocate for the social web along with/rather than social media. I love streaming for fun and doing small personal projects. Against corporate control and censorship of the internet. Keep software and the web in the Wild West era.
I felt like I was spamming the timeline when I was posting screencaps, so here's a few all in one post. I wanted to include some images of the UI, including the dialog for animating transitions between scenes.
there's also what appears to be an authentic screen made for a home shopping channel that was included in the OS card I bought. the gray background would have been replaced by a video feed going through the device
I added a box for some extra background and gave the text some drop shadow. there are all kinds of little details like opacity, the ability to skew and resize objects using widgets, a real-time clock, and the ability to add JPEGs and other images with transparency.
I think this thing came out in 1996 or '97
so here I've edited a scene or whatever you call it. You can see some of the dialog boxes; this is what the whole OS looks like on this thing. it's a really strange experience because it's a single large box made just for this one application
so this is the Videonics PowerScript 4000S. I think it was meant to be a professional or semi-professional video character generator, meaning it generates text and some graphics for the purposes of television broadcast
El Conde Draculo welcomes you to his castle !!
Amateur stenographer, Linux and FOSS enthusiast, advocate for the social web along with/rather than social media. I love streaming for fun and doing small personal projects. Against corporate control and censorship of the internet. Keep software and the web in the Wild West era.
