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Henri Heinonen wrote: What keyboard costs $5000? Optimus Maximus? The price of Optimus Maximus doesn't imply the price for other similar keyboards.

And there is a new version available for pre-order, $1086, Optimus Popularis http://store.artlebedev.com/electronics ... popularis/

Nice. I'll buy one or two.

I am currently waiting for my first mechanical keyboard to arrive(i bought it from them). Thanks to naisanza, he received it for me in the US, checked if everything fine and sent it to me to Russia.
UPD: Oh yeah, i've forgot to mention that they don't answer emails, i had to call them via Skype ...

Don't forget to show us some photos.

SVG is a really big and complex format. Most of the software implements just a portion of it. I once had to write a simple SVG2VML converter, that was a pain.

Oops. Then i can't help you, sorry. Thought you were using the default.

maybe rsvg-convert is not related to ImageMagic(did not used it), but convert is one of ImageMagic's standard utilities.
Looks like you just need to add fonts to your [prefix]/etc/ImageMagick/type.xml
Not sure what prefix is be correct for FreeBSD

I've dropped the idea of embedding the font. You are right, it is not usable.
"convert -list Font" Prints the list of the fonts seen by ImageMagic.

PS your revert of the SVG has just bloated the changelog of the image by another step. Please stop messing with it. If you want to test, just grab an ...

Ok. then this is what we are looking for: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/convert.php assuming DT server uses default MadiaWiki's converter. I'd start with "convert -list Font" http://www.imagemagick.org/script/comma ... s.php#list

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Nimbus Sans L is on the DT server. It is also on my PC.

However, the SVG renderer isn't using that font. I've tested with rsvg-convert.exe on my PC and it looks OK (it's a mostly accurate Win32 build of the converter used by MediaWiki) so something on the server isn't right ...

I am pretty sure, your image editor should have an option to include the font inside of your svg when saving.
Edit:
...or you can use the converter above and just embed the font into your svg by hands in any text editor.

As for the font family., can i propose Red Hat's Liberation family? It is ...

I am pretty sure, your image editor should have an option to include the font inside of your svg when saving.
Edit:
...or you can use the converter above and just embed the font into your svg by hands in any text editor.

As for the font family., can i propose Red Hat's Liberation family? It is ...

here is the font converter, it can generate SVG from any other format http://onlinefontconverter.com/myfonts.php not sure if it will help.

Not sure if i understand what you want to achieve. Are you talking about svg to raster graphics conversion? take a look here http://stackoverflow.com/questions ...

Half-Saint wrote:How 'bout adding [SOLD] category to the Marketplace? Tnx

How about adding [BOUGHT] category to Marketplace?

RC-1140 wrote: You can do the same with vim and vi.

I guess you can do the same with notepad.exe too . I just learned the key-binding along with other and got used to it.

RC-1140 wrote: http://blog.fefe.de/?css=http://web.hal ... arized.css

This one looks pretty nice

For inspiration: http://bytbox.net/blog/ IMHO this is the best personal blog design ever

webwit wrote:

My hometown. Yekaterinburg. More photos here http://goo.gl/A7Nd4

Some goods from artlebedev
bottle opener:

another eraser:

sth wrote:aaron ross must be a keyboard nerd. pro grips and pro tire. road bike dorks need not apply

Does it exists in 24"x2.4 ?

I'm not quite sure if it counts, as the only small keyboard I use is a G84-4100, which has function keys, and is more the size of a Noppoo choc, but even without them I guess vim would be a great choice. Vim was designed so it could be used on various keyboard designs, so you can do nearly ...

fossala wrote:

webwit wrote:

CeeSA wrote:vi for unix, ultraedit for win

Same.

Windows!?

Some people are still have to use window.
I make PSD to html conversion sometimes, so i need Photoshop. OS X is more unstable and more expansive(along with hardware) than windows. Photoshop under Wine has lots on glitches.

bjarven wrote:gVim for editing scripts, NetBeans with jVi plugin (making it behave as vim inside netbeans) for developing larger projects. Hmm should I vote for vim or netbeans...

I think 60% keyboards go well with vim and emacs, and this is keyboard forum. so i guess you should vote for vim.

I think every decent IT forum should have a text-editor holly war thread.

You can post your primary keyboard and text editor choice as well. Here is mine:
Keyboard: ghetto-60% membrane. waiting for PBT Pure MX-Blue to arrive
Editor: emacs

As a russian i am pretty sure that this cyrillic font was not made by russian/ukrainian person. Д, К and Й characters look pretty un-natural.
Д looks mirrored, К looks more like latin K

Gilgam wrote:it's for hexadecimal coding
Ah, the good old times...

I wonder if there was some sort of keyboard for ocal coding, mind-blowing keyboard with keys from 0 to 7 . My father told me he was coding in octal for some soviet chip decades ago(probably soviet clone of some PDP or Motorola)