http://www.laidout.org Laidout en-us 15 June 2006 15 June 2006 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss tomlechner@users.sourceforge.net http://www.laidout.org/laidout-icon-16x16.png http://www.laidout.org 16 16 Laidout http://www.laidout.org Laidout 0.08 has just been released. New this time around are several new exporters for Pdf, Scribus, and transparent images. Also there is now a paper tiler for making large prints of a group of things using many smaller pieces of paper. 15 September 2007 Laidout 15 September 2007 http://www.laidout.org Laidout 0.06 has just been released. Really not so very much is new, but there are a few notable improvements, such as the ability to import and print out EPS files. This lets you use pages made with other programs inside a Laidout document. Also new is the ability to start Laidout from a template document. 21 November 2007 Laidout 21 April 2007 http://www.laidout.org Laidout 0.05 has just been released. Only one month late this time, now you can work using preview images, so that you don't run out of memory moving around hundreds of huge tiffs. Also, you can now import multiple images at once from a file list. Plus the object tool now uses a three point transform for speedy positioning. See the website for more. 4 November 2006 Laidout 4 November 2006 http://www.laidout.org So just in case anyone's watching, Laidout 0.04 has just been released. The biggest news for this much delayed release is a Palette window, in which you can select a color, and have that color immediately applied to whatever you're working on. Also, Laidout now uses icons, and the splittable window system has been improved. 4 September 2006 Laidout 4 September 2006 http://www.laidout.org/index.html#events Laidout development will be rather slow until mid-August. The development team (consisting of a one Tom Lechner) is spending most of his time finishing a book of cartoons (which he's put off finishing for about 6 months) in time to show off at the Portland Zine Syposium August 11-13 in Portland, Oregon (http://www.pdxzines.com). At the symposium I'll also be giving a workshop on how to make zines using all open source software including Laidout, Scribus, the Gimp, Inkscape, and more. 9 July 2006 Laidout 9 July 2006 http://www.laidout.org/shots/screenshots.html#triacontahedron This screenshot shows a Net Imposition as seen in the development version. This particular net is a 30 sided Rhombic Triacontahedron layout, that one might use to make spherical panoramas.. 18 June 2006 18 June 2006