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Calme

Calme

Calme is a calendar software application that lets you customize your calendar to your liking. Not only can you choose from a variety of templates, but you can also download holidays. The program is available in several languages including German and English. It is free to use for private purposes. While Calme isn't for everyone, it is suitable for a range of users. You can download a demo version for free, or purchase a paid version for business or commercial use. After downloading the app, users can start creating their calendars or planners. Calme comes with several template options and allows you to customize them with photos. You can even personalize your calendar by dragging and dropping images onto it. The software features a customizable home screen, with several tabs for different purposes. Once you've selected a template, you can customize it with your own photos. You can also print out your calendars in various formats, such as PDF, to print out or save to a file. Calendars are a useful way to stay organized, and Calme 2010 comes with a couple of different calendar templates. You can choose a picture calendar, or choose from a planner. Picture calendars are a bit more personalized than Planners, but Planners are more appropriate for the office. Choosing the template that's right for you can be a challenge. However, once you've chosen a template, you can easily modify it to fit your needs. For example, you can change the fonts and color schemes, or you can choose a photo. Depending on the style of your chosen calendar, you can adjust its margins and format.

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Gaia Sky

Gaia Sky

Gaia Sky - Explore the Universe Directly From Your Computer A real-time 3D astronomy visualisation desktop and VR application for Windows, Linux and macOS. It was developed in the framework of ESA's Gaia mission to chart about a billion stars of our Galaxy in the Gaia group at the Astronomisches Rechen-Institut (ZAH, Universitat Heidelberg). The program lets you explore the Universe directly from your computer in a virtual environment. Fly freely from planet to planet and star to star, free of any gravitational pull. It also supports virtual reality headsets to let you travel in our Milky Way Galaxy or even farther into the cosmos in a truly immersive manner. Among its many features, Gaia Sky allows for an impressive amount of configuration, especially when it comes to the graphics. You're able to tweak a lot of aspects such as the brightness of stars and the size of the atmospheres on planets. You can also adjust the colours used by the software and the background image. There's a lot more to Gaia Sky than just the user interface and the graphics, however. The program also lets you extend its functionality with scripting and a REST server feature. It also includes a planetarium projection mode and is ready to produce videos for spherical full-dome systems. To make the most of Gaia Sky you'll need a fairly beefy computer, though. It starts fairly slowly even on a 12th or 13th generation Intel processor and uses OpenGL for advanced graphics. This requires a decent amount of RAM, too.