Logo creation in Ubuntu Studio: Part 2

[Kumeelyun]

The continuing story of exploring the graphics programs in Ubuntu Studio while creating a new logo for myself. Deals mainly with working with Inkscape and trying to post an SVG in Scribus. Any comments will be welcome.

The new post can be reached by clicking here. (http://www.hoodyhoo.com/2007/06/06/creativity-in-linux-logo-creation-part-2/)

First part of the original post is here. (http://www.hoodyhoo.com/2007/06/01/creativity-in-linux-logo-creation-part-1/)

Thanks for taking the time to check this out.

[Selage]

I Like it :)

Keep up the good work...

Just one remark, I seen Audio and Graphic, but were is Video?
Just an remark...

Idea: Maybe the shaft of the mic can wave out a video stroke, or the brush can draw this.

Anyway i like it :D

Greetz

[ghevan]

Good guide, as I only have linux I dind't know how svg was supported outside it. Ive been working with linux programs lately, mainly gimp and inkscape.

Any advante on the lowlatency kernel for GIMPers?


As formy creative experience in Ubuntustudio I am pleased with Audio performance. Video is a mess, you can play a lot of files, but pitivi keeps crashing and Kino refuses to work, all changes I do to raw1394 or /dev/video/0 doesn't change its behaviour. so im not very pleased in that aspect (Kino on gentoo was a breeze to set up, also ubuntu breezy was far more easier to get it working).


Anyways when in comes to ubuntu, I think on ubuntu studio only.

[Kumeelyun]

Selage: Thanks for the feedback. I would think the brush would cover all things graphic, including video, but it's something worth considering. Thanks for the feedback.

ghevan: I don't really think low latency would have much advantage to working with GIMP or Inkscape. I haven't run across any real-time effects yet that would require a low latency build. Low latency is usually an advantage to audio and video, things which I haven't explored, yet. As for video, have you tried Cinelerra (http://heroinewarrior.com/cinelerra.php3)? It wasn't too much of a pain to install. I haven't gotten around to checking it out yet, but some people seem to prefer it. I think it's an offshoot of Kino.