Publishing

Scribus 1.5.6 and beyond

New unstable version of Scribus is available with several interesting improvements such as PDF-based printing, PDF 1.6 compatibility with OpenType fonts embedding, and more changes.

Introducing ArgyllPRO ColorMeter for Android

Graeme Gill has just announced immediate availability of ArgyllPRO ColorMeter, a commercial Android app that allows using colorimeters and spectrophotometers directly via the USB on-the-go port.

Scribus gets basic support for Microsoft Publisher documents

Unstable version of Scribus finally got an initial support for Microsoft Publisher documents. How good is it?

Ghostscript 9.07 gets BPC and improved DeviceLink support

How to get CMYK colors from Inkscape to Scribus for printing

Interview with Inkscape developers

Richard Hughes on color management in Linux and GNOME

What's new with GNOME Color manager, what changes are coming to the Linux printing system

New versions of GNOME Color Manager and colord released

The new beta versions are bringing lots of awesomeness

CMYKTool now has an optional color unmanaged conversion

New version of CMYKTool, an RGB<>CMYK color managed conversion tool is out with a somewhat unconventional new feature.

GNOME Color Manager 2.29.4 released

Richard Hughes released new version of GNOME Color Manager — a bundle of color management tools for GNOME.

GNOME Color Manager 2.29.3 released with configuration of default color spaces

A new version of GNOME Color Manager is out as usual on first Monday of a month.

First public version of CMYKTool released

The great and almighty Alastair M. Robinson released first public version of its new CMYKTool application that is basically rework of his old CMYK separate plug-in for GIMP.

GNOME Color Manager, preliminary review

Today we are doing an early review of GNOME Color Manager — a set of free tools to make color management in GNOME and Linux just work&trade;.

First public version of GNOME Color Manager released

After a little over a month of work Richard Hughes released the first public version of GNOME Color Manager.

separate+ 0.5.4 released

Suddenly it turned out that new version of separate+ plug-in for GIMP was out back in August.

What's new in Scribus 1.3.5

Scribus team has just released a long anticipated yet unstable 1.3.5 version of this free desktop publishing application. Let's take a closer look at the result of two years of hard work.

LProf and the real world color management on Linux

This interview with Hal V. Engel, lead developer of LProf, was taken back in December 2007. With introduction of GNOME Color Manager in late 2009 and dispcalGUI in 2008 is has mostly historical value.

LaTeXDraw 2.0.3 gets EPS and PDF exporting

New version of LaTeXDraw features exporting to EPS and PDF, Italian localisation and bugfixes.