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Wowing the Crowd with Debian GNU/Linux
Mar 13, 2009, 14 :33 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (5666 reads)

"I found a seat in view of the people with whom I was just speaking (on purpose) and set about accomplishing my goal of delivering to them a pdf of my business card design. Here's what I did:

"I retrieved my laptop from its bag, placed it upon the table in front of me and opened the lid. Since I had it suspended it almost instantly showed me my desktop. Next up I opened wicd and connected to one of the networks around me. Then I fired-up a terminal and installed glabels. Now, to be totally honest I had already designed a card a while back and I only had to perform minor changes on it now. In a moment I finished my modifications and saved my design, then I printed it to a pdf file. Wicked. If you can print with it in Linux, you can print to pdf. How cool is that?

"After I had the pdf file I whipped out a blank disc and burned the file to it. I ejected the disc, suspended my laptop and put it back in its bag, and brought the disc up to the counter to amazed looks. The man that said pdf files would be best approached the counter behind the pleasant woman and said "Holy shit! Did you just make a card, a pdf file and burn it to a disc that fast?""

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