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May 10-13, Ecole Polytechnique Engineering School
Programmers and artists from around the world are headed to Montreal for the …
For the second day of the Royal College of Art workshop we paid homage to Eric Gill's typographic work. What better place than London to revisit his classic Gill Sans.
We worked from several different sources and ended up creating three very unique versions of Gill Sans. The first version …
Today, 1st day out of 3 of workshop at Royal College of Art in London.
We are doing collective remote publishing by sending commands to Scribus from an IRC channel. We are on irc.freenode.net, channel #rcaws if you want to have a glimpse at it, or do blind …
Today OSP worked on a brand new super git-repository lay-out, added new fonts to OSP-foundry, advanced the DIN-project, made a start with the cover for Tot Later (a novel by Ana Claese) and in between celebrated that our application for the Libre Graphics Research Unit has been approved. Champagne!
The following question was posted by Pascal Lapalme on the Scribus mailinglist:
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Last night, we piped 4 Mac into Dual-Boot Mac OSX and Ubuntu.
To follow the steps is now quite a routine which can be combined with
cheap beers and pizza.
1 install rEfit;
2 create a new partition using Disk Utility;
3 reboot on a Ubuntu 10 …
Mirko Tobias Schaeffer (from the excellent text Bastard Culture and a great talk at LGM 2010) wrote us about the one year master programme he is teaching with a.o. Marianne van den Boomen and Ann-Sophie Lehmann at Utrecht University:
We combine academic analysis and theory with hands on experience …
Recipe for teaching Unicode poetry to students of all ages: ((Previously tested in Brussels and Kiel.))
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