linuxglobe media disc proposal

[Markus McLaughlin]

linuxglobe media disc proposal

I would like a list of applications that a media professional would use on
Fedora, I know of some, but I like recommendations because I plan to make my
own Spin in CD format that not only has those applications but themes
inspired from my site, linuxglobe.wordpress.com.  I want to spread the word
about Fedora and this Spin might be a great way to do so!  Please send a
list of recommended applications to my linux blog, the winner will get the
first download of the spin.  I am excited about what my blog and I hope the
eventual national magazine I hope to have published in a year or two.
By the time Fedora 9 comes out, I hope linuxglobe WILL be a magazine that is
sold in every major
store in the country that sells magazines!  :D

Mark McLaughlin - linuxglobe.wordpress.com

[Gaddis, Jeremy L.]

On 8/9/07, Markus McLaughlin <hudsonman35(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:
>  By the time Fedora 9 comes out, I hope linuxglobe WILL be a magazine
> that is
>  sold in every major
>  store in the country that sells magazines!  :D 
If the number of times you spam your URL is any indicator, at least
everyone in the world will have heard of it by then.

For the most part, I have no problems with people promoting their web
site, but to quote yourself, "I prefer innovation".  Why not put up
some original content about Fedora instead of just linking to everyone
else's?

-- 
Jeremy L. Gaddis
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[John Mackay]

Scribus, Inkscape, Gimp, and Agave are pretty good apps.

On 8/9/07, Gaddis, Jeremy L. <jeremy(a)linuxwiz.net&gt; wrote:
>  On 8/9/07, Markus McLaughlin <hudsonman35(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:
>  > By the time Fedora 9 comes out, I hope linuxglobe WILL be a magazine
>  that is
>  > sold in every major
>  > store in the country that sells magazines!  :D
>
>  If the number of times you spam your URL is any indicator, at least
>  everyone in the world will have heard of it by then.
>
>  For the most part, I have no problems with people promoting their web
>  site, but to quote yourself, "I prefer innovation".  Why not put up
>  some original content about Fedora instead of just linking to everyone
>  else's?
>
>  --
>  Jeremy L. Gaddis
>  <URL REMOVED>
>
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>  https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-marketing-list
>

linuxglobe media disc proposal -- don't forget UFRaw, Cinepaint and plug-ins ...

[Bryan Smith]

John Mackay <mackay3(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:
>  Scribus, Inkscape, Gimp, and Agave are pretty good apps. 
Don't forget UFRaw, Cinepaint and various GIMP and other plug-ins.

One of the most excellent features I have in Fedora 7 now, that I do
_not_ have under Windows Explorer, is that Nautilus thumbnails my
12-bit channel depth PEF (Pentax RAW Format) files.  I don't know
exactly which plug-in it is, or if it's Nautilus itself, but I'm sure
it works for a wide variety of 12 and 16-bit channel formats.  Being
able to browse right on the media, or in any GTK+/GNOME application
that leverages the same Nautilus libraries, is just beautiful.

You'll want to add Cinepaint as well.  The GIMP's 8-bit channel depth
doesn't cut it for even novice photographers like myself, much less
amateur or professionals.


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