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Need a Linux CD cover designer

R

Raaben

Weaksauce
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What the title says. I'm looking for a Linux program to make some cd covers/labels for my collection, but I can't find any around. Anyone know a good one?
 
Or openoffice draw program has templates for CD-covers

or Inkscape!
 
I never knew that Inkscape had a CD template. I've been looking for an excuse to learn how to use Inkscape recently. :D

Thanks guys.
 
Yup just checked it has a template for CD-covers
You are gonna love Inkscape!!!
it has some annoying crashy kind of bugs (so save regually) but you have full control !
 
You're right - I love Inkscape! It's pretty easy and seems powerful. It's one of the programs that I've always kept up to date, telling myself that I'll learn it someday but never doing so. There were a few problems I came across, but I'm not sure if they were my fault or bugs.
 
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