Softwere List Updated

Here i added Some software and there Basic details

Author: VR-Rathod

pages/Ardour.md

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+## 1. History
+	- **How**: Ardour was started in 2000 by Paul Davis as an open-source digital audio workstation (DAW) focused on professional audio recording and editing.
+	- **Who**: Developed and maintained by Paul Davis and an active open-source community of contributors, mainly focused on Linux but now cross-platform.
+	- **Why**: Created to offer a free, powerful alternative to expensive commercial DAWs, targeting professional audio engineers, producers, and musicians.
+-
+- ## 2. Introduction
+	- Ardour is a free (with optional paid support), open-source digital audio workstation designed for recording, editing, mixing, and mastering audio and MIDI projects. It supports multi-track recording, advanced routing, plugin integration, and offers professional-grade audio tools, making it a favorite among Linux users and professionals.
+	-
+	- ### Advantages
+		- Free and open-source, with an option to pay for official builds and support.
+		- Cross-platform support (Linux, macOS, Windows).
+		- Professional-grade recording, editing, and mixing features.
+		- Extensive plugin support (LV2, VST, LADSPA, AudioUnit on macOS).
+		- Flexible routing and automation capabilities.
+	-
+	- ### Disadvantages
+		- Steeper learning curve for beginners compared to some simpler DAWs.
+		- User interface may feel less polished than commercial alternatives.
+		- Some features and plugins may require manual setup or configuration.
+-
+- ## 3. Notes
+	-
+	- **Basic Navigation**: Learn about the Editor window, Mixer, and Transport controls for efficient workflow.
+	- **Recording**: Supports multi-track recording with low latency on supported hardware.
+	- **Editing**: Non-destructive editing, with advanced timeline and clip controls.
+	- **Plugins**: Supports numerous plugin formats; use Plugin Manager to organize effects.
+	- **Shortcuts**: Master keyboard shortcuts for common tasks (e.g., spacebar for play/pause, R for record).
+-
+- ## 4. Libraries & Frameworks
+	-
+	- **Official Documentation**: [Ardour Manual](https://manual.ardour.org/)
+	- **Community Forum**: [Ardour Forums](https://discourse.ardour.org/)
+	- **Tutorials**: [Ardour Tutorials](https://ardour.org/learn.html)
+-
+- ## 5. Feature List
+	-
+	- **Multi-Track Audio and MIDI Recording**: Record multiple inputs simultaneously.
+	- **Non-Destructive Editing**: Edit audio without altering original files.
+	- **Advanced Mixing Console**: Supports buses, sends, side-chaining, and grouping.
+	- **Plugin Support**: LV2, VST2/3, LADSPA, AudioUnit (macOS).
+	- **Automation**: Parameter automation for volume, panning, effects, and more.
+	- **Video Sync**: Supports video playback for soundtrack and post-production work.
+	- **Flexible Routing**: Customizable signal routing and bus architecture.
+	- **Import/Export**: Supports many audio file formats, including WAV, AIFF, FLAC, MP3.
+-
+- ## 6. More Learning - Share Links
+	- **GitHub Repository**: [Ardour GitHub](https://github.com/Ardour/ardour)
+	- **Official Website**: [Ardour.org](https://ardour.org/)
+	- **Community & Support**: [Ardour Discourse](https://discourse.ardour.org/)
+	- **YouTube Tutorials**: Search for “Ardour tutorials” for comprehensive guides.

pages/DSA , Algo & System Design.md

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 - # Short fourmulas
 	- [[fibonacci]] - Short trick
 	- [[palindrome]] - short method
-	-
+-
+- # Binary systemm
+	- [[binary]] - every type of binary calculations
 -
 - # More Learn
 	- Explore the following links for valuable resources, communities, and tools to enhance your skills:

pages/LMMS.md

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+## 1. History
+- **How**: LMMS was started by a developer named Jonathan "Japalom" Gevaryahu in 2004 as a free digital audio workstation (DAW) focused on music production.
+- **Who**: Developed by an open-source community and maintained by volunteers worldwide, with contributions from programmers, musicians, and sound engineers.
+- **Why**: Created to provide a free, cross-platform alternative to commercial DAWs like FL Studio, aimed at electronic music production and beat making..
+-
+- ## 2. Introduction
+	- LMMS (Linux MultiMedia Studio) is a free, open-source digital audio workstation (DAW) designed for music production. It allows users to compose, sequence, mix, and automate songs in a user-friendly environment. LMMS supports various plugins and standards, making it a popular choice for electronic musicians and hobbyists.
+	-
+	- ### Advantages
+		- Completely free and open-source, no licensing costs.
+		- Cross-platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux).
+		- Built-in synthesizers, samples, and effects.
+		- Supports VST and LADSPA plugins for extended functionality.
+		- MIDI keyboard support and automation features.
+	-
+	- ### Disadvantages
+		- Some users find the interface less intuitive than commercial DAWs.
+		- Limited advanced audio recording features (better suited for MIDI and sample-based production).
+		- Occasional stability issues depending on platform and plugin use.
+-
+- ## 3. Notes
+	-
+	- **Basic Navigation**: Learn the Song Editor, Beat+Bassline Editor, and Piano Roll for composing.
+	- **Instruments & Plugins**: Explore built-in instruments like TripleOscillator, BitInvader, and VeSTige plugin host.
+	- **Workflow Tips**: Use keyboard shortcuts and the automation editor to speed up music production.
+	- **Exporting**: Export finished tracks in WAV, OGG, or MP3 format (requires LAME encoder for MP3).
+-
+- ## 4. Libraries & Frameworks
+	-
+	- **Community Forum**: [LMMS Forums](https://lmms.io/forum/)
+	-
+- ## 5. Feature List
+	-
+	- **Multi-Track Sequencing**: Compose using multiple tracks and instrument layers.
+	- **Beat & Bassline Editor**: Specialized editor for rhythm and groove creation.
+	- **Piano Roll**: Detailed note editing for melodies and harmonies.
+	- **Built-in Instruments & Effects**: Synthesizers, samplers, and audio effects included.
+	- **Plugin Support**: VST, LADSPA, and SoundFont support.
+	- **MIDI Keyboard Support**: Connect and play MIDI controllers.
+	- **Automation Editor**: Automate parameters for dynamic effects and mixing.
+	-
+- ## 6. More Learning - Share Links
+	-
+	- **GitHub Repository**: [LMMS GitHub](https://github.com/LMMS/lmms)
+	- **Official Documentation**: [LMMS Docs](https://docs.lmms.io/user-manual)
+	- **YouTube Tutorials**: Search “LMMS tutorials” for many beginner and advanced guides.

pages/Libra office.md

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+- [Libra office](https://www.libreoffice.org/)

pages/Software.md

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 		- software can perform multiple task so It can be repetitive in subcategories (Free software/Paid Software)
 -
 - # All Software List
+  collapsed:: true
 	- [[Blender]] : Free 3D modeling and animation software
 	- [[Maya]] : Advanced 3D modeling, animation, and rendering software
 	- [[Adobe After Effects]] : Motion graphics and visual effects software
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 	- [[Visual Studio Code]] : Code editor with support for many programming languages
 	- [[Notepad++]] : Source code editor and Notepad replacement
 	- [[FL Studio]] : Digital audio workstation for music production
+	- [[LMMS]] : open source digital audio workstation for music production
 	- [[Ableton Live]] : Music production software
 	- [[Pro Tools]] : Digital audio workstation for music and audio editing
 	- [[Figma]] : Interface design tool for collaboration
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 	- [[Logseq]] : Free and open-source note-taking and knowledge management tool
 	- [[XAMPP]] : Free and open-source cross-platform web server solution stack package
 	- [[Audacity]] : Free, open-source audio editing software for recording and editing sound
+	- [[Ardour]] : Free, open-source audio editing software for recording and editing sound
 	- [[OBS]] : Free and open-source software for video recording and live streaming
 	- [[Illustrator]] : Industry-standard vector graphics editor (note: not free but may have a trial version)
 	- [[Photoshop]] : Industry-standard image editing software (not free but may have a trial version)
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 	- [[NcEngine]]: 3D game engine written in modern C++ and Vulkan
 	- [[Thunder Engine]] : Cross-platform 2D and 3D game engine with modular
 	- [[penpot]] : Online web Based Open source Design Tool
+	- [[Libra office]] : Free and open source like Microsoft's Software
+	- [[scribus]] : Free alternative of adobe in design for book and PDF export
 -
 - # Free Software
 	- ## Video Editing
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 		-
 	- ## Audiio & Music Production
 		- [[Audacity]] : Free, open-source audio editing software for recording and editing sound (lifetime free).
+		- [[LMMS]] : open source digital audio workstation for music production
+		- [[Ardour]] : Free, open-source audio editing software for recording and editing sound
 		-
 	- ## Game Development
 		- [[Godot]] : Free and open-source game engine for 2D and 3D game development (lifetime free).
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 	-
 	- ## Useful Softwares
 		- [[KeePass]]: Free and open-source password manager (note: used to securely store and manage passwords with encryption).
+		- [[Libra office]] : Free and open source like Microsoft's Software
+		- [[scribus]] : Free alternative of adobe in design for book and PDF export
 -
 - # Paid Software
 	- ## Video Editing

pages/scribus.md

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+- [Scribus](https://www.scribus.net/)
+-
+- # github repo
+	- [Scribus Project](https://github.com/scribusproject/scribus)