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Sneak peeks for 1.7
InfoCentral replied to Ben's topic in Feedback for the V1 Affinity Suite of Products
Got to wait for the Publisher Beta release first -
For me Summer has officially ended when the kids go back to school...
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Not a very encouraging list of compatibility.
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Inkscape for Cutting Design
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I guess that would depend on how close you believe the BETA is to the RC.
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Since the BETA is going to be released by the end of August. I would guess Affinity Publisher will be released mid November.
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Sketch-Up is pretty expensive. How about a FREE alternative?
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Here is Linus using a big screen in his test lab...
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Great just what I need for my screen printing.
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Well that is exciting!
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Got questions? Using Inkscape with cutting/plotting machines
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Hitfilm Pro Review (2018) - Best Budget Filmmaking & VFX Software?
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Setting Up For Vinyl Cutting With Inkscape
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Last day of summer takes place on September 03 in 2018
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My laptop has a restore to original factory state. I used that to restore my laptop to win 8.1 after trying win 10. Of course you loose all your programs and have to reinstall them. Make sure you have the software install program as well as your serial number before deleting them.
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Nice, another moderator wannabe
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Basically the alternatives are: Nuke, Hit Film, and DaVinci Resolve 15. After Effects or Fusion Tab , Which Is Faster? - Realtime Motion GFX Creation Comparison
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Hit Film Puppet Tool
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Feature is scheduled to be released with update 1.7 whenever it comes out. Sneak peeks for 1.7
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Downloaded and installed. Thank-you I never would of caught it.
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Just remember it's the BETA that is scheduled to be released this summer not the program. And schedules change.
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Affinity products for Linux
InfoCentral replied to a topic in Feedback for the V1 Affinity Suite of Products
Yeah, "if Serif builds a Linux version then they will buy" is what I hear but the truth is probably very few will buy once they find out it will cost them $50. -
Affinity products for Linux
InfoCentral replied to a topic in Feedback for the V1 Affinity Suite of Products
Perhaps Blender is the only one that I can think of that might fit that story but I'm not sure it was ported to Linux or if it was always Linux.
