On 8 Jul 00 at 15:02, Jim Reimer wrote:
> The Corel products are becoming available for Linux -
> Photopaint is available now. http://linux.corel.com
Thanks for the reminder - hadn't checked in there for
awhile.
> The Gimp is an excellent graphics package that may meet
> some of your needs. http://www.gimp.org
I plan to check out the Gimp for bitmap work, although I
like CorelPhotoPaint. There's a port of the Gimp to OS/2
that I downloaded awhile ago ... Downloading the
CorelPhotoPaint .gz file right now.
FWIW, I have the full version of CorelLinux - cost $39,
includes the full version of WP Suite 8. Also have
OpenLinux and some other release of Linux. Haven't
installed any of them, yet, since I'm still building a
box to put them on. Once that box can take over the
household file server duties, then my box can be changed
around without complaints about household downtime!!
> David Jones wrote:
> >
> > On 5 Jul 00 at 16:31, Richard Adams wrote:
> >
> > > Obviously you do not convince people well enough, i have
> > > little or few problems, i even install it for them, i
> > > have never found one who has said, i'm going back to
> > > windows.
> >
> > So what do you recommend as competitive Linux
> > replacements for:
> >
> > CorelDraw (vector graphics program)
> > CorelXara (vector graphics/bitmap program)
Another blast of bits from David
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