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SerenityOS comes with a suite of GUI applications. The applications are divided into multiple categories, through which they are available in the System Menu.
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Note that many applications can be disabled at SerenityOS build time if desired. Therefore, depending on your SerenityOS build configuration, not all applications will be available.
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Note that many applications can be disabled at SerenityOS build time if desired. Therefore, depending on your SerenityOS build configuration, not all applications will be available.
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## Features
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By default, 3D File Viewer opens with a rotating [Utah teapot](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_teapot), a standard 3D test model. Open files via *File → Open* (`Ctrl+O`) or dragging and dropping files into the application. Sample files can be found in `Documents/3D Models`.
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By default, 3D File Viewer opens with a rotating [Utah teapot](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_teapot), a standard 3D test model. Open files via _File → Open_ (`Ctrl+O`) or dragging and dropping files into the application. Sample files can be found in `Documents/3D Models`.
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Orbit around the model by grabbing it with the cursor, and zoom in and out with the mouse wheel.
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### View Options
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* View in Fullscreen mode by pressing `F11` and press `Esc` to return to windowed mode.
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***Rotation Axis** - Enable or disable rotation:
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***X** rotates upwards.
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***Y** rotates right.
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***Z** rotates clockwise.
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***Rotation Speed** - Set to slow, normal, fast or disable.
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***Show Frame Rate** - Display FPS (frames per second) and frame time values (indicating how long it took to render a single frame) in the top-right corner.
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- View in Fullscreen mode by pressing `F11` and press `Esc` to return to windowed mode.
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-**Rotation Axis** - Enable or disable rotation:
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-**X** rotates upwards.
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-**Y** rotates right.
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-**Z** rotates clockwise.
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-**Rotation Speed** - Set to slow, normal, fast or disable.
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-**Show Frame Rate** - Display FPS (frames per second) and frame time values (indicating how long it took to render a single frame) in the top-right corner.
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### Texture Options
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To load a texture, ensure there's a [Bitmap image file](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMP_file_format) (`.bmp`) with the same name as the OBJ file in the same folder and 3D File Viewer will attempt to load it automatically.
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***Enable Texture** - On by default, disable for a blank (gray) model.
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***Wrap S or T** - Controls how a texture is applied horizontally (S) or vertically (T):
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***Repeat** - Tiles the texture along the axis.
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***Mirrored** - Tiles and mirrors the texture along the axis.
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***Clamp** - Stretches or clamps the texture edges instead of repeating it.
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***Scale** - Adjusts texture size (e.g. `0.5` reduces by half, `2x` doubles the size).
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***Mag Filter** - Determines the appearance of textures when enlarged beyond their original resolution.
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***Nearest** - *Nearest Neighbor* means no scaling is applied to the texture, resulting in a pixellated look.
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***Linear** - *Linear Interpolation* scales the image by estimating pixel values, resulting in a smoother image.
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-**Enable Texture** - On by default, disable for a blank (gray) model.
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-**Wrap S or T** - Controls how a texture is applied horizontally (S) or vertically (T):
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-**Repeat** - Tiles the texture along the axis.
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-**Mirrored** - Tiles and mirrors the texture along the axis.
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-**Clamp** - Stretches or clamps the texture edges instead of repeating it.
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-**Scale** - Adjusts texture size (e.g. `0.5` reduces by half, `2x` doubles the size).
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-**Mag Filter** - Determines the appearance of textures when enlarged beyond their original resolution.
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-**Nearest** - _Nearest Neighbor_ means no scaling is applied to the texture, resulting in a pixellated look.
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-**Linear** - _Linear Interpolation_ scales the image by estimating pixel values, resulting in a smoother image.
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Currently, the flashing color lights can't be disabled.
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Settings persist whilst the application is open with different files, but do not persist between sessions.
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`About` is an application that displays information about SerenityOS.
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On the left is the official Ladyball logo. Designed by Katalin Kult, it combines the Yin-Yang symbol with the distinctive shell pattern of a [ladybird](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coccinellidae), the projects's insect motif. It symbolizes the SerenityOS philosophy, encompassing the *Serenity Prayer's* acceptance of the uncontrollable, the *Yin and yang* concept of balancing opposing forces, and *Lagom*, the Swedish concept of moderation or finding "just the right amount."
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On the left is the official Ladyball logo. Designed by Katalin Kult, it combines the Yin-Yang symbol with the distinctive shell pattern of a [ladybird](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coccinellidae), the projects's insect motif. It symbolizes the SerenityOS philosophy, encompassing the _Serenity Prayer's_ acceptance of the uncontrollable, the _Yin and yang_ concept of balancing opposing forces, and _Lagom_, the Swedish concept of moderation or finding "just the right amount."
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Since there are no official releases of the project, the version number is denoted as `1.0-dev` and the revision number reflects the latest Git commit's hash.
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`CatDog` is an animated screenmate application in the form of a virtual pet.
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It was inspired by [Neko](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neko_(software)). The name derives from its ambiguous appearance: is it a cat, a dog, or a hybrid?
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It was inspired by [Neko](<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neko_(software)>). The name derives from its ambiguous appearance: is it a cat, a dog, or a hybrid?
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Its helpful suggestions evoke the animated assistants popular at the turn of the millennium, such as [Clippy](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_Assistant).
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CatDog has multiple states:
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-*Sleeping* if the mouse cursor hasn’t moved in some time
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-*Dressed as an Artist* if [Pixel Paint](help://man/1/Applications/PixelPaint) or [Font Editor](help://man/1/Applications/FontEditor) are open
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-*Dressed as an Inspector* if [Profiler](help://man/1/Applications/Profiler) or System Monitor are open
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-_Sleeping_ if the mouse cursor hasn’t moved in some time
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-_Alert_ if woken by the mouse cursor or speaking after being idle
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-_Dressed as an Artist_ if [Pixel Paint](help://man/1/Applications/PixelPaint) or [Font Editor](help://man/1/Applications/FontEditor) are open
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-_Dressed as an Inspector_ if [Profiler](help://man/1/Applications/Profiler) or System Monitor are open
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To exit, right-click on CatDog and select `Quit` or, if active, press `Alt+F4`.
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## Description
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`Certificate Settings` is an application for managing digital certificates in SerenityOS.
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Certificates are used for establishing a user's credentials when trying to create secure connection between a client and server by matching a public and private key.
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The *Certificate Store* lists all of the certificates currently stored in the system, the Trusted Root Certification Authorities (CAs) they were issued by and their expiration dates.
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The _Certificate Store_ lists all of the certificates currently stored in the system, the Trusted Root Certification Authorities (CAs) they were issued by and their expiration dates.
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### Features
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Import and export CAs as Privacy-Enhanced Mail files (`.pem`).
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Import and export CAs as Privacy-Enhanced Mail files (`.pem`).
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