Sodipodi, Illustrator and functionality

"miriam clinton (iriXx)" <[email protected]> Mon, 29 Nov 2004 01:23:45 +0000
Newsgroups gmane.comp.graphics.sodipodi
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I would be very interested to test, as i have both applications.

Allow me to introduce myself - I'm new here, and although not able to 
contribute as a coder, I'm very interested in testing from a 
professional graphic designer's point of view. I'd like to encourage 
more designers to use GNU/Linux, and to encourage development of 
applications to a professional standard.

I also wondered exactly what your aims and purposes are for Sodipodi? At 
present I'm writing a round-up of graphics applications for Linux User 
and Developer magazine, and wondered what your intentions are for 
Sodipodi and its functionality in a professional graphic design world. 
To be honest, I'm a little perplexed myself as very few designers use 
pure vector graphics thesedays...

best regards,

Miriam.



Jiaxiang wrote:

>For future reference:
>
>Although I rarely use Inkscape (though it has more features than Sodipodi and
>it's also a great program), I noticed it does have an option to save a file in
>Adobe Illustrator format.
>
>(Note: I'm not sure how well it saves into that format because I don't have
>Illustrator to check.)
>
>
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