"What we make is often defined by what tools we can use to make it" is
the motto of an Open Source Publishing event coming up in London.
OSP will assist Simon Worthington and Laura Oldenburg (Mute) at this event, which is hosted by Central St. Martin's College of Art …
Looking for ways to fund an European project on Free Fonts... OSP participated in the Info Day on cultural grants, organised by the European Commission in Brussels.
PubliActie @ Boekenbeurs Antwerpen
Inspired
by the legacy of Cornelius
Kiliaan, inventor of
the first Dutch dictionary, Marthe van Dessel and Wendy van Wynsberghe
look for neologisms and definitions in search of a word. Using Free
Software and Free Licenses, the result will be an open source lexicon
taking into account …
OSP visits Werkplaats Typografie in Arnhem (The Netherlands) to discuss a two-day workshop on Free Fonts with Anniek Brattinga and Karel Martens. http://www.werkplaatstypografie.org
On Saturday November 3, OSP will lecture at Integrated2007 "a new vital international design conference taking place in deSingel Antwerp":
"OSP takes you on a trip into the wonderful universe of Free Software. We will meet alien devices and extraterrestrial tools, previously unknown to the world of graphic design. We …
OSP is testing Liberation Mono in an invitation for an exhibition in Brussels:
(Inkscape, Gimp and Scribus)
Thanks to Red Hat®, a 3 major new sets of fonts under GPL+exception
license.
Named "Liberation" serif, sans and mono, those types are designed to
subset the hegemony of proprietary helvetica, times and monospace
courier new because metric compatible. It means distance between letters
are the same, lenght of …
No it's not a new software, it's a record OSP contributed to, using inkscape and gimp... Proud to announce another printed matter on a great maxi.
0704 - DOXA- ODESSA
“DONNA”
THREE HIGHLY AMAZING TRACKS. A VOCAL TECHNO TRACK WITH ODESSAS BEAUTIFUL
VOICE, AND TWO OTHER HOT AND SMASHING TECHNO PRODUCTIONS …
Use Inkscape and XSLT to Create Cross-Platform Reports and Forms, an article by Chad Files on the Linux Journal website that details a workflow to produce dynamic forms and reports for both print and web using Inkscape and Xslt.
Description of the problem and requirements:
Health-care claims are very intricate …
