MacWEEK: Canvas goes to Linux Mar 11, 2000, 01 :19 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (4833 reads) (Other stories by Stephen Beale)
"Deneba Software announced Friday that it plans to offer a free Linux
version of Canvas 7, its integrated graphics software. The software will
work only with Linux releases designed for Intel hardware, but Deneba left
the door open to a PowerPC version if there is sufficient user demand."
"Canvas 7, which incorporates image-editing, vector-illustration and
page-layout functions, is currently available in Mac OS and Windows versions."
"The company plans to post a free beta version of the Linux software on
its Web site early next month. Deneba did not announce a ship date for the
final version, but marketing director Calvin Hsu said it will most likely be
in two or three months. The company began porting its software to the
open-source operating system late last year, he said."
"At present, Hsu said, Deneba has no intention of charging for the
software."
