I chanced on an intriguing freeware package a couple of weeks ago.
Sounds daft perhaps, but I seem not to have bookmarked the web pages
(nor can I find it in the browser history), and my mind has completely
blanked both the name and how I stumbled upon it.

It was a drawing package, allowing frames of video to be defined from
basic shapes and operations. Programmed in scheme, if I recall, and
probably intended for linux. The web site had several videos showing the
code being changed in real-time, superimposed on the resulting image output.

Can anyone recognise what it might have been from that rather scanty
description and put me out of my misery please?

Thanks!!

Mike Scott wrote:
I chanced on an intriguing freeware package a couple of weeks ago.
Sounds daft perhaps, but I seem not to have bookmarked the web pages
(nor can I find it in the browser history), and my mind has completely
blanked both the name and how I stumbled upon it.

It was a drawing package, allowing frames of video to be defined from
basic shapes and operations. Programmed in scheme, if I recall, and
probably intended for linux. The web site had several videos showing the
code being changed in real-time, superimposed on the resulting image
output.

Can anyone recognise what it might have been from that rather scanty
description and put me out of my misery please?

Thanks!!



http://www.linuxgraphicsusers.com/