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Ubuntu & NVIDIA: external monitor, rotation, … (.pdf)

January 2011: This how-to describes how to configure external monitors with the “NVIDIA X Server Settings” utility and enable rotation with RandRRotation.

A new application background in OpenOffice Writer (.pdf)

July 2009: playing with the application background in OpenOffice, including mockups of Writer with a picture or a pattern instead of a plain color.

Design proposal for OpenOffice.org Renaissance

In May 2009 the OpenOffice.org project Renaissance called for UI design proposals on the theme “Accessing Functionality”. Check out my contribution, which has been viewed more than 20.000 times within a few weeks.

A plea for hidden rulers in OpenOffice.org Writer (.pdf)

February 2009: In this article I explain why I think that the rulers should be hidden by default in Openoffice.org/LibreOffice Writer.

RedOffice 4.0 Beta – A great new user interface? (.pdf)

June 2008: A review of the Chinese Office Suite Redoffice 4.0 and its innovative user interface. RedOffice has been discontinued.

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2 thoughts on “How to edit EXIF metadata via the command line with ExifTool”

  1. awoisoakdotcom

    awesome work! I spent so much time looking for it.
    I think you added a small typo when adding the xmpRights, it should be like this:
    -XMP-xmpRights:Marked=True

    Thanks again!

  2. Jeff Stern

    THANK YOU for this post. i have been wanting to post many CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 INTL images to archive.org and couldn’t find a simple-enough (yet *correct*) how-to. This post enabled me to assemble the full version (i made a bash script) that i needed. Perfect! Many thanks again for taking the time to set this up so clearly/simply and correctly. I even like your use of color and spacing to make finding things quicker for the eye to zoom in to. Well done, indeed.

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