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Look what Karbon can do…

Karbon in trunk has gained an amazing new shape (and because it’s a Flake shape every other KOffice application can or will be able to use it, too.) Starting out with a simple star, Jan Hambrecht has created these wonderful objects:

(I defiantly scaled the image with Krita, but I must admit that we’ve got a regression here. At one point in time, our scaling was really good.

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