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21 lines
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Byzanz is a simple tool to record a running X desktop to an animation
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suitable for presentation in a web browser. It's design has been
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guided by the following principles:
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- PURPOSE Byzanz records animations for presentation in a web browser.
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If something doesn't fit this goal, it should not be part of Byzanz.
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- CORRECTNESS When Byzanz provides a feature, it does this correctly.
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In particular, it does not crash or corrupt data.
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- SIMPLICITY The user interface and programming code are simple and
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easy to understand and don't contain any unecessary features. Byzanz
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does not attempt to do be smarter than you are.
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- UNOBTRUSIVENESS Byzanz does not interfere with the task you are
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recording, neither by keeping a large settings window around nor by
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consuming all your CPU during a recording.
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Byzanz is implemented as a GNOME applet. A command line tool for
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testing purposes is available, too.
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