I first started out with Linux in the days of Windows 3.1 or maybe it was 3.11. As you can see it’s user interface were limited. It had nothing but a proprietry network stack. In general it was just not really advanced, it was the OS of the last decade waiting for the upgrade to take it into the next.
UPDATE: Exim now has excellent built-in spam and virus scanning, this performs better and is more effective, you should now use that. I’ve closed the project at SourceForge and you won’t be able to get the files anymore.
This is a general mail manipulation system that features a powerfull plugin architecture using Perl. It was designed to work with Exim but plans are underway to possibly make it more MTA independant.
Creating good Black and White images from a color image is a very complex task, there are many many ways to do it in Photoshop alone. I will demonstrate one simple one here that uses a Gradient Map adjustment layer.
It happens to everyone, while taking your photos you think they will come out great, and when you eventually get the prints back, or download the images you find they are washed out and totally dissapointing.
This simple to do technique will hopefully be able to fix some of them.
Have you ever taken the perfect landscape shot only to see later on that its skew? In this quick tutorial, which is based on a post here, I will show a very simple way to correct it without guessing.
