Scribus taitto-ohjelman demonstraatio - YouTube Tässä viiden videon sarjassa näytän yksinkertaisen dokumentin (kansi, sisälehti, kuvasivu) taiton Scribus-ohjelmistolla (v. 1.6.4). Käydään läpi dokumentin l...

Innostuin tekemään suomenkielisen videosarjan Scribus taitto-ohjelman käytöstä. Käyhän kattoon jos aihe kiinnostaa tai nappaa linkki talteen myöhempää käyttöä varten. Old school tutoriaaleja iliman kikkailuja.

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#scribus #comics #zinemaking #zine #sarjakuva

2/2 If you don't want to learn #HTML and #XML coding, you can use #FreeSoftware like #Scribus to design and generate #EPUB formats for you. #Calibre can organize your #ebook #library. Bard incorporates #FLite #TextToSpeech to read ebooks aloud to you. #DFD2026

Learning Scribus has certainly been a challenge, and I feel I have only scratched the surface. I must stay, though, it is much more straightforward compared to what I was told. Go OpenSource! Not coming back to #Adobe 💢💢💢

#scribus #opensource #publishing

Importing FreeHand: Affinity Promises – But Scribus Delivers YouTube video by Vektorgarten – Illustrator Tutorials

For the purpose of rescuing your old FreeHand files, Affinity might not be sufficient, particularly when you were (ab)using FreeHand for layouts: youtu.be/qH0dBvgW09w #tutorial #freehand #affinity #scribus

For the purpose of rescuing your old FreeHand files, Affinity might not be sufficient, particularly when you were (ab)using FreeHand for layouts: https://youtu.be/qH0dBvgW09w #tutorial #freehand #affinity #scribus

a screenshot of a Google Docs menu for a normal text style. The option "Update 'Normal text' to match" is highlighted and circled in red

by the way if there are any heavy #Scribus users...... can you please tell me how to do this in Scribus. please help grandpa my entire workflow depends on it

Linux App Release Roundup (December 2025) I roundup a crop of December's smaller Linux app releases, including the Clapper media player, QEMU virtualisation tool, Scribus DTP and ONLYOFFICE. Yo...

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**Got time for a final blast through smaller Linux app updates to round out 2025?** There will be plenty of big new releases to look forward to in 2026, no doubt. Before we race head first in to a new year, I felt it right to give one last glance back at updates that landed during December which I didn’t dedicated a full article to… But which I didn’t want to leave out, either. ### Darktable 5.4.0 Capture sharpen controls in darktable 5.4.0 A new version of open source RAW photo editor _darktable_ (sic) is out, with a couple of big new features in tow that should please photography professionals and enthusiasts alike. There’s a **new tone mapper** based on Blender’s AgX bolsters editing with explicit white and black point controls, adjustable pivot for the tone curve and independent sliders for shadow and highlight contrast. **Workspace support** makes its long-awaited appearance. This lets you create and switch between separate databases and configurations. Useful if you’re juggling professional work alongside touching up personal pics, or if you just want to experiment. Capture sharpening is now built into the _demosaic_ module to help recover detail lost to in-camera blurring; app performance is improved across the board (but especially for those working off NAS’ or spinning HDDs; and ICC colour profiles are now handled under Wayland. The darktable 5.4 update also adds support for a slew of new(er) cameras, including the Canon EOS R1 and R5 Mark II, Fujifilm X-E5, Nikon Z fc, Sony ZV-1M2, and the Leica Q3 Monochrome. Plus, updated colour matrices and new noise profiles for some models too. As darktable is open source software for Linux, Windows and macOS, you can download the latest release from the official website for all major OSes. An AppImage is available for Linux, but if you prefer Flatpak then darktable is on Flathub, but it is not yet verified. The usual reminder applies: back up before upgrading, as there’s no going back to 5.2 once you’ve converted your library! ### Clapper 0.10.0 Clapper media player hit 0.10.0 this month, continuing to expand its “enhancer plugin system”. MPRIS, Server, and Discoverer features are now enhancer plugins. A reminder that Clapper is both an end-user app, and a library which _other apps_ can use to provide media experiences. Configuration of enhancer plugins can be done via the preferences window; you can write new plugins in Lua (if that’s your thing); and a new audio-only widget is available for those building audio players (and a few Python examples available in the project repo). User-facing additions include frame stepping with the `E` key, the ability to preview GStreamer pipelines from the info dialog; new speed icons; support for drag-and-drop between lists in different windows; and the ability to ‘load and parse’ playlists. Crash fixes are included, such as one that readies issues with auto-resize for some video resolutions. Clapper is free, open-source software for Linux and Windows. Linux users can install the latest version of the desktop app can be installed from Flathub (also carried in some distro repos); Windows users can download a package from the GitHub releases page. ### QEMU 10.2.0 FOSS Virtualisation and emulation tool QEMU hit version 10.2, composed of over 2,300 commits from 188 contributors. Among the “big” changes ferried within the commits is **live update support** through a new migration mode to let you update running VMs with reduced resource usage, and **potentially better performance** due to switching to `io_uring `for QEMU’s main loop. ARM emulation has gained support for a stack of new CPU features, whilst HPPA users can emulate an HP 715/64 workstation. PowerPC gets PowerNV11 and PPE42 CPU support, and FreeBSD hosts can finally use 9pfs shared filesystems. If you work with QEMU regularly, beside to read over the full list of changes, and pay particular attention to what’s been deprecated (in case someone you rely on no longer boots). QEMU is free, open-source software available for Linux, Windows, macOS, and BSD systems. You can download the latest release from… A variety of sources, in a variety of formats, but the best place to start is by visiting the official QEMU website. ### Raspberry Pi Imager 2.0.3 Fetch ISO/IMGs in-app from other sources The Raspberry Pi team issued two updates to their recently revamped image writing tool. Changes focus on boosting performance, and resolving a few underlying bugs. A couple of new features were added, like support for adding custom repos to pull ISO/IMGs from. Writing images is faster due to various I/O tweaks; there’s bottleneck detection and real-time progress update have been implemented, and a “detailed write timing breakdown” added for those who want to analyse performance during writes. For the latter, press `Ctrl` + `Shift` + `P` during a write session to save details to a JSON. Usability buffs include password field component with show/hide toggle button, the reintroduction of multiple SSH key support, better accessibility coverage for screen readers, and a new icon for macOS 26 Tahoe and .SVG icon asset for Linux. Raspberry Pi Imager is free, open-source software available for Windows, macOS and Linux. Download it from the official website or grab it from the GitHub repo. ### MPV **0.41.0** A new version of command-line video player MPV landed, and it uses libplacebo’s `gpu-next` renderer by default. This should deliver improved performance and better HDR support. Vulkan hardware decoding is also now preferred over other APIs (where available). Linux users on Wayland get better colour support thanks to` color-management-v1` and `wp-color-representation-v1` protocols, tablet input support, and clipboard writing (a clipboard backend is included for those using MPV on X11). A buffering indicator in the on-screen controller, frame-stepping support, and an assortment of new command line options also feature. MPV is free, open-source software available for pretty much every operating system out there. More details on the MPV Github. ### ONLYOFFICE 9.2.1 ONLYOFFICE 9.2.1 refines the 9.2.x series feature set Early December delivered the ONLYOFFICE 9.2 release with its AI agents, macro recording and PDF redaction features. This was quickly followed by a point update to resolve a number of issues users were experiencing. ONLYOFFICE 9.2.1 patches a word break breakage when using Korean text in the _Document Editor_. In the _Spreadsheet Editor_ , transferring sheets between documents using cope/paste longer causes a data overlap. _PDF Editor_ picks up a plethora of patches, including errors caused when opening (!) or scrolling (!) a PDF file; errors when copying, pasting and undoing actions using the ‘Find’ panel in editing mode, or trying to delete a page. Security is bolstered with hot fixes for exploits involving XSS injection of JS code in the font field, vulnerability in the text area of the comment editing form, and memory manipulation during XLS to XLSKX conversion that could lead to info leaking. Of note, **ONLYOFFICE 9.2.1 supports Linux ARM64 devices** – something many users had been asking for for a long while! ONLYOFFICE’s desktop apps are free, open-source software available to download for Windows, macOS and Linux. AI integrations will require API keys from third-party services, or access to a large-language model running locally, fyi. Downloads are available on the official website or direct from the GitHub releases page (under ‘assets’ – expand to show all available builds), with official Snap package and Flatpak build also available. ### Scribus 1.6.5 (Stable) & 7.1 (Dev) Scribus’ unstable branch is where cool stuff is happening Scribus, the free and open source desktop publishing app, released v1.6.5 in December as a minor refinement to its existing stable branch. It resolves issues with light and dark mode handling, the colour eyedropper, and PDF export font rendering. There’s also a security fix that removes the ability to load remote SVG image data. Scribus 1.7.1 is the latest development release, building on what 1.7.0 brought (Qt Advanced Docking System, SVG icons, revamped palettes, white-space review mode, optical margins, etc) with search in preferences windows, document log interface, and security fixes. Scribus is free, open source software available for Linux, Windows and macOS. You can download the latest versions (stable or development) by following the relevant links on the Scribus install page. #### Finally… I also want to say thank you — yes, as in _you_ , you. Thank you for reading this site, commenting, and connecting with me; for the news tips and suggestions you send in, the coffee you (generously) buy me, and for each article of mine you take the time to read and share. With so many websites, streaming services, and social media grifters unrelentingly demanding attention, that you choose to visit _this_ site and support what _I_ do leaves me humbled, happy, and beyond grateful. **_So truly: I wish you all a happy, healthy, secure and fulfilling 2026 — with a lot more Linux in it, too!_**

Linux App Release Roundup (December 2025) I roundup a crop of December's smaller Linux app releases, including the Clapper media player, QEMU virtualisation tool, Scribus DTP and ONLYOFFICE. Yo...

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Scribus 1.6.5 Rilasciato Scribus 1.6.5 è disponibile! L’app open source per l’editoria digitale porta nuove funzioni e bug fix per un desktop publishing più stabile e potente.

Scribus 1.6.5 è disponibile! L’app open source per l’editoria digitale porta nuove funzioni e bug fix per un desktop publishing più stabile e potente. #Scribus #Software #Linux

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Pour des tracts révolutionnaires ou des cartes de vœux pour marquer une nouvelle révolution terrestre, rien ne vaut un atelier d'initiation à #scribus avec #colibre et #aldil.
Séance de rattrapage, le jeudi suivant, avec #lalis.

A character sheet for C.A.D.R.E. RPG.

Prepping for tomorrow's excursion to a primary school for more #ttrpg for English Language learning activities.

In the last 24 hours I learned from scratch how to create form-fillable pdfs using #Scribus.

@aldil @colibre En complément du #jeudidugraphisme

Voici des ateliers animés par Rick pour #lalis

# jeudi 18 décembre à 17h-19h Atelier création de carte de vœux avec #Scribus

# lundi 22 décembre à 17h-19h Atelier retouche d'image avec #Gimp

Ces ateliers auront lieu à LALIS, 7 pl. Louis […]

I miss using Microsoft Publisher for newsletter layout. Microsoft Word isn’t made for this type of publication. I tried Scribus, but it’s not intuitive.

#MicrosoftPublish
#MicrosoftWord
#Scribus

#Books
Canva + Affinity = visual power duo.
Perfect for image creation, editing, and layout—no subscription needed. But for manuscript formatting, Scribus is your ally: open-source, multilingual, and built for long-form publishing. Choose your tools by task, not trend.
#Affinity #Canva #Scribus

May I make s suggestion:

#Blender, #Kdenlive, #Shotcut, #LibeOffice, #Okular, #Krita, #GIMP, #Inkscape, and #Scribus need to run joint funding campaigns every year.

3️⃣7️⃣ raccourcis Scribus pour gagner en efficacité
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#PAO #Scribus

So, for my latest project, I decided to use Scribus for the layout. It's been quite the learning curve. It’s forcing me to make layout decisions much earlier in the process, definitely an improvement on my slam it all together at the end approach.

#ttrpgdev #Scribus #indiettrpg

Livre Scribus 1.7 – maître d'œuvre de votre communication De la conception à l'impression professionnelle, un guide pratique sur la PAO avec le logiciel libre Scribus. – Maîtrisez la publication assistée par ordinateur sans compromis ni abonnement.

📢 Parution ce jour de la 2e édition du livre “Scribus, maître d'œuvre de votre communication”, écrit par Damien Albiser. 💪 Pour tous ceux qui veulent reprendre le contrôle de leur communication visuelle.

Disponible sous forme 📱numérique ou 📚 imprimée.
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#scribus #pao

bin total entzückt: anstelle der dreckigen pantone®-fächer verfügt #scribus u.a. über hornbach, ikea family, schmincke, wikipedia ral und pflanzenatlas-paletten. 😍

complete layout for the food menu for next weeks #cycleball world cup made with #Scribus.
font: Futura Rounded

Alternative to #adobeillustrator —what you get to keep:
Paragraph layout

Comes with pro-grade adjustments. Not to compete with full #DTP tools such as #Scribus or #InDesign but for text body such as in a #brochure really not much lacking either!

#inkscape #branding
#printmaking #canva
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