Scribus
Weekly recap — 5 March 2023
by Alexandre ProkoudineNew releases of GIMP and Godot, new features in Krita and Inkscape
Weekly-ish recap — 26 January 2022
by Alexandre ProkoudineSurge XT and ZynAddSubFX softsynths get much anticipated updates
Multi-week recap — 25 November 2020
by Alexandre ProkoudineNew releases of GIMP, Scribus, FontForge, Synfig, Tahoma2D, LibreDWG, Giada, Ardour
Scribus 1.5.6 and beyond
by Alexandre ProkoudineNew 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.
Week recap — 4 August 2019
by Alexandre ProkoudineWeek highlights: major changes in GIMP, exciting new features in Krita, new releases of Luminance HDR, Exiv2, Scribus, and FontForge, gazillion of news in the Blender department, new ArmorPaint releases.
Remembering Peter Linnell
by Alexandre ProkoudineEarlier this year, in March, we lost the co-founder of Scribus to cancer. And it's something I want to talk about.
Weekly-ish recap — 25 March 2019
by Alexandre ProkoudineNew releases of FontForge, Scribus, darktable, Qtractor, and Radium
Week recap — 14 January 2019
by Alexandre ProkoudineMyPaint gets better smudging and initial filmic support.
Winter break recap — 8 January 2019
by Alexandre ProkoudineMuseScore 3.0 is out, Blender turns 25 years old.
Scribus gets basic support for Microsoft Publisher documents
by Alexandre ProkoudineUnstable version of Scribus finally got an initial support for Microsoft Publisher documents. How good is it?
How to get CMYK colors from Inkscape to Scribus for printing
by Alexandre ProkoudineInterview with Inkscape developers
SwatchBooker 0.5 released with support for Scribus and VivaDesigner color swatches
by Alexandre ProkoudineOlivier Berten has released new version of SwatchBooker containing many improvements.
What's new in Scribus 1.3.5
by Alexandre ProkoudineScribus 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.
Dancing Tango on the Desktop
by Alexandre ProkoudineLet’s talk to two of most active contributors to the project — Jakub Steiner and Andreas Nilsson.