If output size is known than yes asking for an image for a 300dpi output device (not an 300dpi image, because digital images have no inches) is corect. That does not make resolution an image property.
Resolution is NOT an image property, it's a property of the output device. Images have size -- in pixels when stored digitaly, in mm/inches when displayed/printed. So if I want to print a picture that will have the size of 1x1 inch on a 600dpi printer I do not need an 600dpi image but an 600x600 pixel image.
In the paint analogy dpi would be liter of paint per m^2. If you walk to the store you won't ask for this properity you will say how much m^2 you have to cover. So anyone who asks me for a picture with the resolution of 300dpi is a moron. He knows his output devices resolution and what output size he needs -- he should ask for size in pixels.
It's a (digital) diary... no it's a (online) journal... no it's a (web)log.
Blog at least is consistent and can be filtered out of google's search results via -blog.
The problem is that education is stuck in the times when education whas equaled with culture -- everithing you needed in life you learned from your parents and education was mainly to be... educated.
How you asked for it? And actualy RMS has used the recipe analogy for some time now.
If output size is known than yes asking for an image for a 300dpi output device (not an 300dpi image, because digital images have no inches) is corect. That does not make resolution an image property.
"That exactly my situation. I run my linux system, all the latest versions(or close) of the software, on an AMD K6-2 500Mhz"
So I'm not the only one (:
It's a layout tool, not an editor, so you edit in Emacs and then layou in Scribus.
Resolution is NOT an image property, it's a property of the output device. Images have size -- in pixels when stored digitaly, in mm/inches when displayed/printed. So if I want to print a picture that will have the size of 1x1 inch on a 600dpi printer I do not need an 600dpi image but an 600x600 pixel image. In the paint analogy dpi would be liter of paint per m^2. If you walk to the store you won't ask for this properity you will say how much m^2 you have to cover. So anyone who asks me for a picture with the resolution of 300dpi is a moron. He knows his output devices resolution and what output size he needs -- he should ask for size in pixels.
Not everything, just windows.
Mob is not a mojority, just an outspoken minority.
"Copyright does not protect an idea."
You know I have this idea about a human-like mouse, with big ears and cloathes. To indicate that he is a mouse I will name him something mouse...
SCO is (or was some time ago) distributing the Linux source, while not agreeing the license (GPL). Are you investigating this case?
So why don't I get a cut of audio-cd sales like the shity artists of RIAA?
I should declare myself an artist too, so I can shit and get paid for it.
It's a (digital) diary... no it's a (online) journal... no it's a (web)log.
Blog at least is consistent and can be filtered out of google's search results via -blog.
search -blog should eliminate most noise.
"I'd rather have a president who understand the high tech world [..] Bill Gates for President!" You're scearing me.
The problem is that education is stuck in the times when education whas equaled with culture -- everithing you needed in life you learned from your parents and education was mainly to be... educated.
"So incest is ok."
If nobody is forced and no children are born.
"NAMBLA?"
What's that?
"necrophiliacs?"
Yuk, but if someone agrees that they corpse may be used in this way I don't see how that is a problem of mine?
"pedophiles?"
I question someones ability to undertand sex before puberty so no, that's not ok.
To bad it doesn't work on an open system.
Since when is urpmi (Mandrake's RPM tool) commercialized?
So what gives you the right to use this language?
Ads should have alt tags anyway.
Something like the /. email address spam protection could also be used.
GNUNet
Beeing paid for beeming your signal around is also not a right.
Guns don't kill people, videogames do.
In democratic(?) russia Adobe blackmaids hackers.