Hey,
We have the Microsoft suite on all of our computers. We also have several
open source programs that are an alternative to Adobe applications. For
example we have Inkscape instead of Illustrator, Gimp instead of Photoshop.
We also have Blender (3d modeling) and Krita (painting). Python is
inst
Hi There,
I work in a specialized sort of library (map library), but I like the idea of
some open source stuff on there. We have R, R studio, QGIS, and Anaconda
(Python). Plus lots of your typical proprietary software. Firefox is standard.
I think Gimp would be a good addition as you suggest. M
My esteemed listmates,
We’re considering adding software on the library’s public access computers.
I was wondering which applications others offer which your public or
students have found helpful?
Do you offer any open-source programs like Libre Office, GIMP or Firefox?
We have MS Offic
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In preparing our collection for our construction project, we ended up with
several thousand boxes in excess (and several thousand that were too big for
the intended usage). These are mostly acid-free boxes; a selection are
acid-neutral boxes.
While we would love t
