graphics programs

[spuriousmonkey]

work related.

The boss wants everybody to use the same program for graphics/vector graphics to make the panels for publications and such.

She now discovered it will be shit expensive to switch to adobe CS3 for all. Even with academic license.

I started googling.

I found one open source vector graphics program: Inkscape.
As for graphics program I found of course: GIMP.

will test them out a bit.

Any other good programs out there that you can put on official computers that are for free and legal?

 

[pencil]

Paint.Net http://www.getpaint.net/

 

[redarmy11]

 

[spuriousmonkey]

basically they could just all photoshop4 for their stupid panels. They are just too lazy to learn how to make tidy panels with an ancient version of a standard program.

 

[s0meguy]

How do they check if your using a legal version of photoshop anyways?

 

[spuriousmonkey]

the university computer people often solve network problems. they notice things such as illegal software.

 

[s0meguy]

Maybe you can find a keygen that allows you to change the registered owner of the program.

 

[spuriousmonkey]

Maybe you can find a keygen that allows you to change the registered owner of the program.

why would I want to risk my job for someone else?

 

[redarmy11]

Call yourself a 'socialist'.

 

[spuriousmonkey]

never mind. they can sort out their own problems.

 

[redarmy11]

Capitalista.

 

[spuriousmonkey]

Capitalista.

i've seen the light. It's colour is green.

 

[Kunax]

gimp'it

 

[s0meguy]

I asked some IT students I know and they highly recommend GIMP...

 

[John99]

you should try crayons and a coloring book.

 

[spuriousmonkey]

I can't. this is a computer subforum.