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synopsis: "Scribus has always been about substance. With 1.7.0 style, usability, and designer-focused features take the front seat."
imageURL: /img/scribus_splash.webp
imageAlt: "The new Scribus splash screen featuring a fountain pen drawing a stream with koi fish. The splash screen is surrounded by printer marks."
mastodon_id: ""
mastodon_id: "114000796038604843"
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Looking around the internet, you could be forgiven for thinking that Scribus is dead. These days, FLOSS[^1] developers debate the merits of merge requests in public chat rooms, track bugs through GitHub issues, and announce releases through widely-circulated blog posts or sleek landing pages. In contrast, the Scribus developers work seemingly cloistered far away from popular modern conveniences like Matrix and, erm, *git*. Despite their hermetic reputation, however, it is quite possible to glean what's going on in the Scribus project. The SVN repository [is mirrored on GitHub](https://github.com/scribusproject/scribus), the [bug tracker](https://bugs.scribus.net/changelog_page.php) shows clear signs of activity, and the official website reveals a fairly [steady pace of development](https://www.scribus.net/news/). Hell, LibreArts reported on the release of 1.7.0 [just last week](https://librearts.org/2025/02/week-recap-2-feb-2025/#scribus-170).