Inkscape is really good and getting better all the time. Gimp's interface takes some getting used to, but there's always gimpshop =)
You might also want to take a look at Krita (http://www.koffice.org/krita/ ).
Grab a livecd from somewhere that includes all of these and test them out, it won't cost you a dime (well, not counting the empty cd).
There's also a commercial photoshop-like program called Pixel ( http://www.kanzelsberger.com/pixel/?page_id=12) that looks very promising, but it's still in beta.

On 30/06/06, Frank Brübach < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Thank you George and Frode, hi all, like a hide and seek game ;-))) good infos! xara has sent me follow infos:

"We launched an Open Source project to bring Xara Xtreme to linux about
6 months ago. You can find the details and download the current
version on our website at: www.xaraxtreme.org ", so my last infos of Xara ;-) of today.

I am looking for more infos about this unknown things, have a nice week-end, finishing now for this week!

regards, frank brübach


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Betreff: Re: QT: Looking for Corel Draw, Photoshop, DTP software for Linux?




Hi

Is the question "what is available?" or "how good are the programs?"

I find gimp robust and powerful enough for what I do.

Have a look at Lightzone http://www.sonic.net/~rat/lightcrafts/
It seems very powerful for photo purposes, and porpoises (you'll have to
do their tutorial to get the joke)

Some Windows programs work well under Wine (a way of running windows
programs in Linux). Expressions3 works. Artrage2 works but you have to
recompile Wine at the moment (thought I think the slightly crippled
freeware version is ok without doing so). You also have to pay for
Artrage but it's only 15 Euros and it's so totally brilliant you shouldn't
resist.

For vectors, apart from Expressions and the other freeware, I'm waiting
for Xara Xtreme linux version to come out (XaraLX?). It's currently being
developed. I haven't tried the betas.

That's all I know :-) oh there is a linux version of XNView. Not as good
as the Windows version unfortunately, unless it was updated recently.

Geo



On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 13:00:31 +0200, Frank Brübach
<[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:

>
>
>
> Hi again, my current problem on my job: I have to look for DTP,
> Imagemanipulation Software, Corel Draw vector software for Linux. I know
> Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, Corel Draw and Adobe Illustrator. Such
> software programms exists for Linux, but what about the Quality of these
> programs like Gimp, Inkscape and more??? Does anybody can help me? It's
> just a problem for me to change for my job the operating system (I hate
> it ;-), but perhaps I will see the advantage of a software world
> changing if I understand the strange os of Linux some day ;-) Never did
> a learning lessons for linux before. I must do that horrible work and
> book a beginner course for Linux desktop and server systems ...
>
> Glad to see some "tipps" for this case, frank brübach
>
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