Scribus - Desktop Publishing for Penguins
When it comes to desktop publishing, a lot of people might think of big organizations producing newsletters, or your local boy scouts producing a fund raising flier. But the average person out there might not see where any kind of desktop publishing is really needed. Honestly, if you really look deeply, you might be surprised. There are a lot of great uses for desktop publishing. A lot more than people realize.
Well, you could possibly pirate the software, but that's neither ethical, nor safe. There are legal issues, ethical issues, and a long list of other problems that come about from such activities. So again, we're back to the original problem. What do we do when we want a good quality, free, open source desktop publishing program? You need to look no farther than Scribus.
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