A 'wine' adventure

[Nathan England]

I am saddened to admin but I went to Al Colins Graphic Design School for 
graphic design and such, spent a LONG time with Photoshop, Quarky Xpress, and 
Pagemaker and I must say, I MUCH prefer inkscape and Scribus to any of those! 
Oh, and of course Gimp.

nathan

On Wednesday 20 September 2006 14:13, Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
> > After many hours of work over nearly two months, ultimately leading to
> > many re-installs of both wine and Pagemaker and Paint Shop Pro, I have,
> > in fact, finally been able to get both PM and PSP to work (at one point
> > or another) with varying degrees of success/satisfaction.
>
> Sorry to side-step your real topic ...
>
> But what features or interface usage do Pagemaker and Paint Shop Pro
> provide you that you need?
>
> I have used a Pagemaker and Paint Shop Pro a little several years ago, and
> I have lots of experience with desktop publishing and graphics software in
> general. For my needs, open source software has been adequate and
> depending on the use, very good.
>
> I am just curious ... maybe your needs can be solved with out wine ...
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