You can check out the fedora-artwork, or is it still called redhat-artwork, out of CVS and see all of this.
As which programs he uses I thought that he was making use of Adobe Illustrator. I have been trying out sodipodi, and the new GIMP.
Kreg
Jonathan C. Sitte wrote:
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tony wrote: | I tried installing Gimp to check out the SVG stuff but it won't play | nice with my RH 9 + Ximian Desktop2. SVG graphics crash Nautilus hard... | SVG is where Linux is a little behind - no SVG pluggin browser support! | Opera maybe???
Well we need to work on this some more. It would be nice to have a OSS software for vector graphics on Linux. We should push the vector graphics developers into gear.
| I have a Freehand license (Dreamweaver MX Studio). And I also have a G3 | Mac with all the graphics kit on board from a previous life =:-p
This was something I think we should take very seriously. I am glad that you have said that you have a license for your proprietary software. We need to enforce that if people use Adobe, Macromedia etc then they must have legal copies of the software. I personally do not want to work with people that are using illegal software. That would not effect the person using the software illegally but us as well, the Fedora project and Red hat itself. We do not want to get sued.
| Icons I usually do the hard way pixel by pixel in Gimp.
That sounds like a good way to do it. Anyone else have a way that they make icons? What about that list of applications that need icons now ;) - -- Jonathan C. Sitte <jcsitte@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.2 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org
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