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Re: publicity

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (William Cattey)
Mon Mar 2 13:45:45 2009

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From: William Cattey <wdc@MIT.EDU>
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My comment is:  Having made one more sanity check of things myself  
and discussing it with Oliver Thomas, "SHIP IT!"

I like the most recent set of changes. They improve things. It's good  
enough now.  Let's go for it.

-Bill

On Mar 2, 2009, at 11:36 AM, Jonathan Reed wrote:

>> As for the debathena logo, Pages will not read the .svg, and and  
>> attempting to use Inkscape or any nummber of tools to convert it  
>> to PS, EPS, or PDF results in the Debian logo completely obscuring  
>> the owl's face.  I don't know whether I just have broken versions  
>> of Inkscape and Ghostscript, but *shrug*.  I took a PNG snapshot  
>> of the scaled SVG, and that seems slightly better (Pages does some  
>> weird anti-aliasing/feathering on graphics anyway, and I can't  
>> figure out how to turn it off).  If someone has access to tools  
>> that can accurately convert the SVG into EPS, that would be great.
>
> Ignore this, apparently I was using too old a version of rsvg.  The  
> Debathena logo is now a vector graphic.  I won't bother to send out  
> new PDFs.
>
> Send me comments soon, please, as I'd like to get over to copytech  
> this afternoon for the door signs, since I won't have time tomorrow.
>
> -Jon


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