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	Interview with Sodipodi Developer Lauris Kaplinski (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Lauris Kaplinski: Sodipodi is quite usable as generic vector drawing application and more specifically, as SVG creation tool.
		Lauris Kaplinski: I was 'enlightened' by an email from a devoted KDE user about year and a half ago.
		Lauris Kaplinski: The usability of such multi-desktop integration 'hacks' depends heavily on the general cooperation between the different desktops.
	dot.kde.org /1071748404 (3624 words)

	Perekond
		Jaan Kaplinski is married with Tiia Toomet, who is also a writer, and at present the director of Tartu Toy Museum.
		Lauris has studied biochemistry, but at present he is working as a Linux- developer, mainly for the Boston-based firm Ximian.
		Lauris is married from 1991 to Kersti Orav (now Kersti Kaplinski).
	jaan.kaplinski.com /life/family.html (455 words)

	Linux.com Article DB: Linux.com Interviews Lauris Kaplinski - 1/3
		Lauris is the author of a recent and popular drawing application called Sodipodi It has drawn the attention of many graphics artists and web developers around the world due to the fact that it is a true SVG editor and vector-based drawing application.
		Lauris Kaplinski: I was deeply impressed by CorelDraw 3 back in 1993 and have used it since occasionally to do simple graphics, like business cards, book stickers and so on.
		Lauris Kaplinski: Well, it was not Sodipodi's decision - I shamelessly borrowed it from Gill.
	linux.omnipotent.net /article.php?article_id=12529 (715 words)

	Advogato: Personal info for lauris
		The youngest Kaplinski family member was born on 20 July, 13.24 GMT+0200.
		His name will most probably be Karl Aleksander Kaplinski, but we have yet one month to discuss it with Kersti.
		He was 50cm long (tall if he would be vertical) and weighted 3.67 kg, eyes are blue, hair (as much as he has it) seems to be brown.
	www.advogato.org /person/lauris (709 words)

	Sodipodi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The user interface of Sodipodi is a Controlled Single Document Interface (CSDI) similar to The GIMP.
		The main author is Lauris Kaplinski, and several other people have contributed to the project.
		The primary design goal of Sodipodi is to produce a usable editor for vector graphics, and a drawing tool for artists.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sodipodi (226 words)

	Linux.com Article DB: Linux.com Interviews Lauris Kaplinski - 1/1
		Lauris Kaplinski: It is useful for simple tasks, like layout birthday invitations or business cards.
		Lauris Kaplinski: I like Gtk+, although it is overbloated sometimes - but its dynamic object system is really cool (mandatory disclaimer - if used correctly).
		Lauris Kaplinski: Currently my work and hobby are intermingled, as I am doing contract work on different Gnome projects, most notably gnome-print.
	linux.omnipotent.net /article.php?article_id=12529&page=-1 (1653 words)

	Re: [Gnome-print] Re: GnomeFont state of affairs
		Either such support has to be dropped, or Lauris> separate glue libraries have to be written for those, or we need political Lauris> decision that now it is the time of other vendors to emulate GNU, not of Lauris> GNU to try being compatible with others.
		GNU (is Not Unix) at Lauris> all, so it should be trivial to port Gnome to some future architecture, Lauris> having very different C library.
		I would Lauris> be forced to study most of C library, to completely understand its Lauris> functioning etc. If hacking libgnome, I can at least be sure, my console Lauris> apps will continue working.
	mail.gnome.org /archives/gnome-devel-list/2000-June/msg00235.html (503 words)

	Sodipodi:
		The tarball is immediately available, binary packages will follow very soon.
		Mandrake 9.2 (i386) binary and source rpm-s (Lauris)
		Red Hat 9.0 i686 and i386 binary and source rpm-s (Dag)
	www.sodipodi.com /index.php3 (420 words)

	GUADEC 2001 - Abstracts and speakers
		Lauris Kaplinski is a 29 year old,living in Tartu, Estonia, and working for (you guessed it) Ximian.
		Got degree in biology, studied philosophy for several years, until quit to get involved in the world of computers.
		Currently I am working to integrate several loose pieces of printing infrastructure into one slick gnome-print module, which, if completed, will make Gnome the absolute printing leader among end-user desktop enviroments.
	guadec.klid.dk /abstracts?person=lauris (139 words)

	In-depth review of Inkscape \| FootNotes
		Jimmac comes out mostly positive this time around, and it seems the Inkscape hackers might be able to get Inkscape to a level where they can lure Jimmac and other artists away from Illustrator in the upcomming months.
		In related news, it seems John Stracke might be taking over maintainership of Sodipodi from Lauris Kaplinski.
		Lauris as an individual has spent years on Sodipodi and thus Inkscape, he is a respectable person and the right of being heard, even if you ignore his arguments.
	www.gnomedesktop.org /node/2123 (2668 words)

	[linux-graphics-dev] Freetype antialiasing
		I am Lauris Kaplinski, the author of Sodipodi drawing program.
		While I am completely satisfied with rectangular pixels ;-), I have quite different example, how 'exact pixel coverage' is unsatisfactory, unless really 'exact' coverage is meant - i.e.
		Best wishes, Lauris Kaplinski On ÌÚ, 2002-11-14 at 18:11, Billy Biggs wrote: > From the freetype2 source code: > > /* - A perfect anti-aliaser, i.e., it computes the _exact_ coverage on / > / each pixel cell.
	www.music.columbia.edu /pipermail/linux-graphics-dev/2002-November/000068.html (461 words)

	Inkscape - A Union of Contributions Makes a Difference - OSNews.com
		The Open Source community is now adopting the SVG format for everything from desktop icons and company logos to web page animation and artistic Illustration.
		Inkscape (by way of Lauris Kaplinski's popular Sodipodi project) is derived from Gill, one of the first Open Source SVG editors, and so follows a long history of serving the SVG needs of the community.
		In the five years since Raph Levien began work on Gill, a huge range of features and capabilities had been added to the codebase.
	www.osnews.com /story.php?news_id=7241 (758 words)

	Cristian Domnisoru
		In the first visit, Cristian Domnisoru of the University of St. Thomas and his graduate student Michael Bents traveled to Tartu, Estonia, June 18 through July 11.
		The goal of the visit, which was hosted by Maido Remm, Tarmo Puurand, and Lauris Kaplinski at the University of Tartu, was to identify areas in data processing that could be improved in order to enhance the processing of raw data in microarray experiments.
		As a result of their intensive efforts during the visit, the colleagues demonstrated the existence of cross-talk in raw data signals and showed that its removal could lead to more accurate instrument readings.
	www7.nationalacademies.org /dsc/Cristian_Domnisoru.html (355 words)

	GNOME Developers News
		The minutes show progress being made on parceling out tasks, organising bugzilla and working on methods to converse with the community.
		Lauris discussses his work on Sodipodi, why it uses the SVG format for it's native file format, how he feels about the GNOME platform and more.
		This is a good interview that cover the work well and has some interesting views on GNOME development as well.
	developer.gnome.org /news/summary/2001_September23-September29.html (620 words)

	AbiWord Weekly News (8/31/2000)
		This week saw lots of tree activity, with 27 checkins from 8 different developers.
		Without question, the major commit of the week was from Martin, who finally added robust field support to AbiWord.
		Dom also improved UTF8 handling in AbiWord Gnome-Print, with help from Lauris Kaplinski.
	www.abisource.com /information/news/2000/awn38.phtml?printable=1 (493 words)

	MultiPLX: automatic grouping and evaluation of PCR primers -- Kaplinski et al., 10.1093/bioinformatics/bti219 -- ...
		Articles by Kaplinski, L. Articles by Remm, M. PubMed
		Articles by Kaplinski, L. Articles by Remm, M. Bioinformatics © Oxford University Press 2004; all rights reserved.
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	bioinformatics.oxfordjournals.org /cgi/content/short/bti219v1 (200 words)

	GNOME Developers News
		One of the applications that should not go unmentioned in such a context is Sodipodi.
		Sodipodi has become a very nice vector drawing tool and Lauris Kaplinski has been working a lot on it lately.
		As for a GNOME 2 port of Sodipodi, well Lauris has said he start on that as soon as GNOME 2 is more widely available, which should be imminent with both Red Hat and Mandrake having shipped it and Collin Walters just having created GNOME 2 upgrade scripts for Debian.
	developer.gnome.org /news/summary/2002_October13-October19.html (760 words)

	margins for printing gtkhtml?
		Well, depending on application, you probably want to manage certain set of paper data youself nevertheless.
		I am not working on anything like that, but if nobody volunteers, I have to start with text part myself some time, to make gnome-print usable in Pangoified world.
		Best wishes, Lauris Kaplinski > On the other hand, I am thinking about some more general interface, when > calling application (like GnuCash) gives to GtkHTML GnomePrintContext > and printing area (like x_offset, y_offset, width, height) and then will > call for each page print.
	www.gnucash.org /pipermail/gnucash-devel/2001-May/003510.html (523 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Lauris Kaplinski (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		KDE.news has interview with Sodipodi main developer Lauris Kaplinski.
		The Linux site Linux.com has done an interview with Lauris, the lead developer of Sodipodi.
		Click to find more people named Lauris Kaplinski...
	www.zoominfo.com /directory/Kaplinski_Lauris_264974916.htm (67 words)

	I N K S C A P E . Draw Freely
		root->x.readAbsolute(value)) { 00215 /* fixme: em, ex, % are probably valid, but require special treatment (Lauris) / 00216 root->x.unset(); 00217 } 00218 / fixme: I am almost sure these do not require viewport flag (Lauris) */ 00219 object->requestDisplayUpdate(SP_OBJECT_MODIFIED_FLAG
		root->y.readAbsolute(value)) { 00223 /* fixme: em, ex, % are probably valid, but require special treatment (Lauris) / 00224 root->y.unset(); 00225 } 00226 / fixme: I am almost sure these do not require viewport flag (Lauris) */ 00227 object->requestDisplayUpdate(SP_OBJECT_MODIFIED_FLAG
		y1 = root->viewBox.y1; 00528 } else { 00529 /* fixme: I wonder whether this logic is correct (Lauris) */ 00530 if (object->parent) { 00531 rctx.
	inkscape.modevia.com /doxygen/html/sp-root_8cpp-source.php (559 words)

	A Blue Sky GNOME 2.0 development platform (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Shared pool of standard IDL files: A pool of these IDL files will come from Bonobo, but Jacob has expressed the problems of having IDL files scattered across modules and the dependency problems that this causes.
		GnomeDialog will be marked as "deprecated", but it is not possible to wrap GtkDialog (according to Havoc, there is little gain, and too much pain to be suffered).
		Thanks to Havoc Pennington, Jacob Berkman, Federico Mena, Lauris Kaplinski and all the helpful comments on gnome-hackers@gnome.org
	primates.ximian.com /~miguel/gnome-2.0/platform.html (371 words)

	software.html
		Chema Celorio worked on various gnome-print drivers and is working on plugging gnome-print into a general printing framework that goes beyond imaging: spooler integration and printer capability control
		Lauris Kaplinski added improved GNOME Font support; Unicode support to the API and transparency emulation for those printing contexts without transparency support.
		The GNOME Calendar application included in GNOME's gnome-pim module was originally developed in record time: Federico and I implemented the Calendar in ten days.
	primates.ximian.com /~miguel/software.html (1848 words)

	A Gnome's eye view of printing
		With luck, this effort can learn from the good points as well as the failures of the existing Gnome-Print font implementation.
		Font support in Gnome-Print is currently evolving into separate Gnome-Font module, developed by Lauris Kaplinski.
		Gnome-Font will be developed in tandem with emerging technologies such as FreeType 2 and the new X rendering framework.
	www.levien.com /gnome/print-summit-2000.html (3373 words)

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		Fontmap is now verified, and reloaded if files have been changed.
		* gnome-font-face.c (gnome_font_face_get_stdbbox): rename to _stdbox from _bbox at lauris' request * gnome-font.h: reflect rename * gnome-print-pdf.c (gnome_print_pdf_font_print_descriptor): use new name * gnome-print-pdf.c (gnome_print_pdf_image_compressed): add a flag to set if we use compressed images or not.
		Avoids marks on the right side of the printout (pclr_print_band): we need to write the last byte.
	stuff.mit.edu /afs/sipb.mit.edu/user/daveg/Src/ATHENA/third/gnome-print/libgnomeprint/ChangeLog (6557 words)

	Gill Report #1
		Consequently, several other vector graphics editors in development are currently more functional than Gill:
		Sodipodi, a Gnome Canvas-based editor by Lauris Kaplinski.
		Sketch, a vector graphics editor written mostly in Python.
	www.levien.com /svg/report1.html (1342 words)

	[linux-graphics-dev] [ANN] ASE 0.2 pre-alpha released!
		I bet your imaging needs are just higher, so using GIMP is justified for you - but do not try to suggestk it is a priori the best thingfor everyone.
		Best wishes, lauris Kaplinski Steve Baker kirjutas N, 11.12.2003 kell 07:03: > David A. Capello wrote: > > > I just can say that ASE isn't the GIMP, and will never the GIMP, and > > I'm not trying to make a GIMP clone.
		I'm just trying to understand why someone like me > who knows The GIMP inside and out would want to look at ASE.
	www.music.columbia.edu /pipermail/linux-graphics-dev/2003-December/000173.html (877 words)

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