[Scribus] Scribus on Windows 2000
Gary Ritchie
gary
Wed Mar 9 15:35:00 CET 2005
I just caught this thread. Has me almost as excited as the Mac OS X
version ;)
I want to sincerely thank all who are a part of this. One of my clients
is now using Scribus for his in-house marketing efforts. It allows me to
send him base files that he can use to add his content.
He runs a gaming/training center. The labs are full of Window machines
which I hope to use for after-school and adult training programs and
Scribus on Windows would be a perfect tool for teaching DTP.
Would anyone venture to guess how far away we are from a Windows
installer? I think the power of open source is that these students can
take their projects - and the software - home (or to work) with them.
Steven Boothe wrote:
> MaHan wrote:
>
>> My deepest respect to Steven Boothe aka Hap0 and his
>> work on bringing Scribus to the Windows world!
>>
>> Finally, we have an easy to follow recipe for common
>> mortals, that simply works.
>
>
> Thanks but if it hadn't been for Ralf and Peter over at the kde-cygwin
> project I would have had the ingredients to cook with! And if it
> hadn't been for the nice folks who decided to pursue getting us such a
> fine cookbook (http://wiki.scribus.net) I wouldn't have had such a
> nice place to enter the recipe! Then of course there is all the fine
> developers here that well I guess had a small part in bringing us this
> fine software to begin with! :)
>
>> All steps for installing binaries, described on
>> http://wiki.scribus.net/index.php/Installing_Scribus_on_Win32
>> , worked without the slightest problems:)
>
>
> That's exciting feedback. Thanks!
>
>> There is still a tiny color issue in my case -- white
>> http://linux.hanski.info/tests/scribus_on_cygwin.jpg
>
> > will be displayed as you can see on the screen shot (I'm
>
>> going to file it on bugs.scribus.net), but the export
>> to PDF works perfectly (white is white).
>
>
> I reformatted that last quote so that the URL worked on-click.
>
>> I don't know, what others will do, but I am going to
>> e-mail some Windows addicts tonight :)
>
>
> Well I certainly hope that it will be more accessible and helpful for
> those desiring to get away from the proprietary publishing tools.
> Especially those who desire to learn more about DTP without having to
> cough up lots of money for software before they even start.
>
> Cheers to all!
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