Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
Paul G. Allen wrote:
Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
No, we cannot please the "But it's not Microsoft!" crowd. However,
almost everybody who isn't sucking the Microsoft teat can be
accommodated (graphic artists being the notable exception).
Why are they an exception?
Printing. Or, more appropriately, color separation.
Converting an image to a CMYK separation is a fairly technical problem
that has quite a few patents surrounding it. None of the open-source
graphic artist tools have cracked this nut even though it is required
before you can actually send a document to a high-volume print house.
-a
One doesn't /have/ to use Photoshop only on Windows. Last time I checked
(a while ago) Photoshop runs fine under CrossoverOffice. Not ideal, no
doubt, but doable. I'd check, but I don't have Photoshop.
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