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You should write about anything, but it helps if you're feeling passionate about you're project. You should also preferably wrote about something original, there are not that many projects online here but you should first check if no one else write about it yet. | You should write about anything, but it helps if you're feeling passionate about you're project. You should also preferably wrote about something original, there are not that many projects online here but you should first check if no one else write about it yet. | ||
You should use the Wiki to… | '''You should use the Wiki to…''' | ||
Show us what you have made | Show us what you have made | ||
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Show us how to do something | Show us how to do something | ||
You shouldn't use it for… | '''You shouldn't use it for…''' | ||
Show us somebody else work | Show us somebody else work | ||
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'''Screenshot''' pressing''' ctrl+ shift+ alt + s''' (wich will be saved in the images folder) | '''Screenshot''' pressing''' ctrl+ shift+ alt + s''' (wich will be saved in the images folder) | ||
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Screen recording''' pressing '''alt+ cmd+ v''' (you can start and stop with this command. There is a red dot appearing in the Top bar of the Dektop to indicate that youre currently recording. The video will be saved in your video folder) | '''Screen recording''' pressing '''alt+ cmd+ v''' (you can start and stop with this command. There is a red dot appearing in the Top bar of the Dektop to indicate that youre currently recording. The video will be saved in your video folder) | ||