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Author: cirosantilli

CONTRIBUTING.md

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-#Contributing guidelines
+# Contributing guidelines
 
 Use the following Markdown style: <https://github.com/cirosantilli/markdown-styleguide> W2.
 

audio/README.md

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-#Audio
+# Audio
 
-##Directories
+## Directories
 
 On most systems, sound will be kept under:
 
@@ -22,9 +22,9 @@ If you want to have some real good fun try:
 
     find /usr/share/sounds -type f -iname '*.ogg' | sort | xargs -I'{}' play '{}'
 
-##Players
+## Players
 
-###paplay
+### paplay
 
 Pulse Audio play.
 
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     sleep 5 && play ~/share/sounds/alert.*
 
-###aplay
+### aplay
 
 ALSA player.
 
 Comes with Ubuntu 12.04, but did not work very well.
 
-###play
+### play
 
 SoX package. Similar to `paplay`.
 
-###cplay
+### cplay
 
 ncurses CLI.
 
 Has a file browser.
 
     cplay
 
-##Manipulation
+## Manipulation
 
-###lame
+### lame
 
 Encode, decode and modify MP3.
 
@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ WAV to MP3:
 
     lame a.wav a.mp3
 
-###id3tool
+### id3tool
 
 Get id3 tags info (for mp3 for example):
 
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     install -D "$1" /music/mp3/"$ARTIST-$ALBUM-$YEAR"/"$TRACKNUM-$ARTIST-$TITLE".mp3
 
-###Cut up FLAC CUE into multiple files
+### Cut up FLAC CUE into multiple files
 
-####flacon
+#### flacon
 
 GUI.
 
-####shntool
+#### shntool
 
 Single APE and CUE in dir, FLAC output, formatted as number, author, track
 
     shntool split -f *.cue -o flac *.ape -t '%n - %p - %t'
 
-###SoX
+### SoX
 
 Set of utilities record, play and modify files via CLI.
 
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 `ctrl+c` to stop recording.
 
-##ALSA
+## ALSA
 
 Advanced Linux Sound API.
 
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 There are a few tools that interact with it.
 
-###alsamixer
+### alsamixer
 
 ncurses interface to view/control sound parameters
 
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 - left/right : change active parameter
 - up/down    : change active parameter value
 
-###amixer
+### amixer
 
 CLI for sound control.
 
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     amixer -D pulse set Master 1+ unmute
 
-###aplay
+### aplay
 
 Command line tool that takes numeric input from stdin and generate sound.
 
-##pulseaudio
+## pulseaudio
 
-###pacmd
+### pacmd
 
 Command line control to PulseAudio.
 
-##rip
+## rip
 
-###abcde
+### abcde
 
-####CLI
+#### CLI
 
 Rip from DVD:
 
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 Creates dir in cur dir and saves rip out as `.ogg` in it.
 
-##Synthesis
+## Synthesis
 
-###pico2wave
+### pico2wave
 
 Text to speech.
 
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 `"hello world"` is **not** a filename! It is the actual input! There seems to be no way to get input from files or stdin.
 
-###Virtual Midi Piano Keyboard
+### Virtual Midi Piano Keyboard
 
-###vmpk
+### vmpk

book/README.md

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-#Book
+# Book
 
 A book format is in general a format that can represent multiple images, text and multiple pages such as PDF, DJVU or PS.
 
 Pure image or text formats such as JPEG or TeX are not covered here.
 
-##Formats
+## Formats
 
 Formats that contain image, text, fonts such as PDF or DJVU but not not formats that map directly to bits such as PNG or JPEG.
 
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 -   RTF: Rich Text Format, proprietary Microsoft
 
-##Viewers
+## Viewers
 
-###Okular
+### Okular
 
 KDE default viewer.
 
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 `a.pdf` is closed, `b.pdf` is opened on same window.
 
-###fbreader
+### fbreader
 
 MOBI reader.
 
-##Calibre
+## Calibre
 
 Book library management + command line utils
 
-###ebook-convert
+### ebook-convert
 
 Convert between ebook formats: PDF, MOBI, etc.
 
-##Utilities
+## Utilities
 
-###paps
+### paps
 
 Converts TXT to PS.
 
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 TODO list all fonts?
 
-###a2ps
+### a2ps
 
 TXT to PS
 
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     a2ps -o - a.txt
 
-###ps2pdf
+### ps2pdf
 
     ps2pdf a.ps
 
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     ps2pdf a.ps -
 
-###pdftk
+### pdftk
 
 PDF Tool Kit
 
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     pdftk broken.pdf output fixed.pdf
 
-###pdfjam
+### pdfjam
 
 Package that includes several PDF utils.
 
-###popler
+### popler
 
-####pdftotext
+#### pdftotext
 
 Extract text layer from PDF:
 
     pdftotext a.pdf
     less a.txt
 
-####pdfimages
+#### pdfimages
 
 Extracts all images of a PDF as PPM or PBM.
 
     pdfimages a.pdf
 
-####pdffonts
+#### pdffonts
 
 TODO lists which fonts? available on computer? used by given PDF?
 
     pdffonts a.pdf
 
-####pdfinfo
+#### pdfinfo
 
 Get various specs on the given PDF:
 
     pdfinfo a.pdf
 
-###Edit PDF content in GUI
+### Edit PDF content in GUI
 
 Consider LibreOffice draw + PDF importer.
 
 <http://askubuntu.com/questions/162037/how-to-edit-pdfs/288020#288020>
 
-###djvulibre-bin
+### djvulibre-bin
 
 DJVU CLI tools.
 
-####ddjvu
+#### ddjvu
 
 Convert DJVU to other formats.
 
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 Loses text layer.
 
-####djvm
+#### djvm
 
 Get number of pages of DJVU:
 
     djvm -l speak\ chinese\ 2.djvu | sed -nre '$ s/.+#([0-9]+).+/\1/p'
 
-##pdfcrop
+## pdfcrop
 
 Remove empty margins of PDF files.
 
 Greatly increases file size (10x).
 
 	pdfcrop a.pdf
 
-##Fonts
+## Fonts
 
 Description of how TXT and UTF data should look like.
 
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 - `/usr/share/X11/fonts`
 - `/usr/share/fonts`
 
-###xlsfonts
+### xlsfonts
 
 TODO
 
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     Extensions: `afm`, `pfb`, `pfm`.
 
-##chm
+## chm
 
 Microsoft proprietary.
 
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 Has been reverse engineered.
 
-###chm to HTML
+### chm to HTML
 
 Archmage:
 
     archmage a.chm
 
-###chm to PDF
+### chm to PDF
 
 `chm2pdf`: <http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-convert-chm-files-into-pdf-files-in-ubuntu.html>
 
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     chm2pdf --book a.chm
 
-###chm readers
+### chm readers
 
 - `chmsee`: GTK+, few preferences but just works.
 - `kchmreader`: KDE, broken colors on Ubuntu 12.04.