KevinDonnot

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by KevinDonnot 5mo ago
Free as in free beer?
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by KevinDonnot 11mo ago
Hello, As a professional book designer and graphic design professor, I am sorry but I can’t rely to switch my main tools (and student guidance) over policy claim from Canva. I totally get that inference and maintaining software is very cost
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by KevinDonnot 2y ago
Yes, excellent paper! It’s to great to see a (free-libre-open source) foundry like Velvetyne also contributing to research.
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by KevinDonnot 3y ago
Hell yes, I would definitely switch to Linux (and engage my students to do so) if serious alternatives to Adobe were available. + real-time collaborative version
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by KevinDonnot 3y ago
An open-source alternative to Adobe DTP software, especially a scripting friendly version of InDesign yet suitable for professionals?
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by KevinDonnot 3y ago
psDooM is what you need: a FPS to frag system processes https://psdoom.sourceforge.net/
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by KevinDonnot 4y ago
See also SmoothLife, an amazing continuous version of Game of life. Integers are replaced by floats providing the same patterns with circular shapes. Here: https://conwaylife.com/wiki/OCA:SmoothLife
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by KevinDonnot 4y ago
Amazing work Raphaël! I’ve been showing this to my graphic design students in a code class and they immediately get the taste of editing in the browser inspector.
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by KevinDonnot 5y ago
Great read, with a beautiful design! Eric Schrijver, the author, also runs a great blog titled “I Like Tight Pants and Mathematics”. Post archive here: https://i.liketightpants.net/and/archives
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by KevinDonnot 8y ago
1. This initiative is vital to contemporary book design which suffers from a total monopole owned by Adobe. 2. Book designers and digital UI designers are two distinct jobs which need to overlap to go further: designing books with code, inc