For images and video I use IrfanView is like xv but on steroids, it can show images in full screen, create slideshows, batch convert/process files, download images from a digital camera or scanner, it has may useful hotkeys (like [space] to see the next file in the directory) it also plays audio files, but I prefer winamp or zinf for that
Well, as far as I know Hyperion has indeed plans to port essbase to linux
But then it would be nice to get something like Comshare DeciWeb's grids from a *NIX/Apache server (and having the charts and overviews would be just so damn cool!)
BTW I use vim to edit Essbase/BudgetPlus scripts, anyone interested on exchanging macros?
I've got: * syntax highlighting * a few macros (an enhanced "%" to match potentialy nested fix/endfix, if/elseif/else/endif, !LoopOn.../!EndLoop * Completion (type @ID^N to get @IDescendants) * a tcl/tk program to generate Tags (yup we use some unix native tools under Windows too)
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For images and video I use IrfanView is like xv but on steroids, it can show images in full screen, create slideshows, batch convert/process files, download images from a digital camera or scanner, it has may useful hotkeys (like [space] to see the next file in the directory) it also plays audio files, but I prefer winamp or zinf for that
Well, as far as I know Hyperion has indeed plans to port essbase to linux
But then it would be nice to get something like Comshare DeciWeb's grids from a *NIX/Apache server (and having the charts and overviews would be just so damn cool!)
BTW I use vim to edit Essbase/BudgetPlus scripts, anyone interested on exchanging macros?
I've got:
* syntax highlighting
* a few macros (an enhanced "%" to match potentialy nested fix/endfix, if/elseif/else/endif, !LoopOn.../!EndLoop
* Completion (type @ID^N to get @IDescendants)
* a tcl/tk program to generate Tags (yup we use some unix native tools under Windows too)
anyone interested?