Kim Jong Un Near-Perfect Win In North Korea Polls With 99.93% Mandate

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Looking for Print Layout Software - Lemmy

Hi all! I’ve been dual-booting windows and linux mint for a while now. I’m mostly being held back by just a few things preventing me from switching to only linux, though. One thing in particular is I’m running a small new business for printing art and photos, and we use the proprietary Canon Professional Print & Layout software to set up all sorts of custom layouts. It’s nice because it’s quite purpose-built for choosing different papers, has really nice control over margins, sizing, and placement, and integrates nicely with our printer. It also gives tools for professional colour management, as well as soft-proofing in client. Do any of you have experience with native linux software that works similarly to this? Is this type of functionality one of the things that GIMP can cover? (I tried years ago to learn how to tackle GIMP but I simply did not click with it, though I’d be willing to give it another shot if there isn’t a better choice) Also, I think CUPS can contact my printer on the network, but i am worried that i might lose some functionality without the proprietary drivers? Like HDR/high bit-depth colour or something. If any of you have experience or tips on this, I’d really appreciate it!

I’m old now, but I wonder if and when he’s gonna enter the “find out” stage. Maybe he just dies and never faces consequences.
I can’t tell if the replies to this comment are real or not

There’s an easy way to determine that: Look at your watch, then look away, then look at your watch again.

If it shows the same time, they’re real. If it shows a completely different time or total gibberish, they’re not real and you’re dreaming.