woah, thanks for letting me know! i’ll see if i can get it to do what i need it to now :3

oh, i didn’t think they had an official app yet, either

good to see!

Tbh this is the idea that when first introduced to me, i thought NFTs were for. Then i found out they were… Not that, lol

So! I tried to mess with Scribus a little bit today. I don’t like that margin and bleed management is only available from the Document Settings window, which can only be open its own window and not docked in the main window. It also isn’t really convenient to adjust the margin sizes and have the image fit to it, though it can definitely be done.

My biggest issue seems to be that there’s not a noticeable feature for ICC profile colour management? Unless that’s simply labelled something different than what i’m used to. I’m also not sure where to actually keep an ICC profile on linux, for what it’s worth. Looks like i might need something like Argyll Colour Management?

Edit: looks like at least on Mint with colourd, icc profiles get stored in: /usr/share/color/icc

Edit2: Looks like there is colour profile management, it just isn’t nearly as streamlined as i’m used to. i’ll have to do some test prints to see if quality is alright.

I do think a lot of it comes from the printer hardware, and scribus does seem to be more useful than i initially got from its writeup! Ill be testing it out some more on both of my OSs, to see if i do lose anything and if i can compensate for it like you say. Thanks for your response :3

I downloaded this the other day, actually! still have to play some more with the printing functionality, it just felt like it was much more purpose-built for typesetting and design. But will be giving it a closer look, thanks :3

is that a thing that it can bork? should be able to just clear cmos or replace the battery, no? or if the mosfet itself is dead, isn’t that just a hardware fault, not an os issue?

really fun theme! thanks for sharing~