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# Install {{package|fedora-business-cards}} from yum or PackageKit | # Install {{package|fedora-business-cards}} from yum or PackageKit <pre>yum -y install fedora-business-cards</pre> | ||
# Open a terminal and run <pre>fedora-business-cards --help</pre> | # Open a terminal and run<pre>fedora-business-cards --help</pre> | ||
== Fedora Business Card Specification == | == Fedora Business Card Specification == |
Revision as of 13:16, 26 September 2009
The Fedora contributor business card is a business card that represents contributors of Fedora.
Using the card generator
- Install
fedora-business-cards
from yum or PackageKityum -y install fedora-business-cards
- Open a terminal and run
fedora-business-cards --help
Fedora Business Card Specification
This is the specification to be used for Fedora business cards.
Front of card
It is recommended that you keep your information in this format. You can change it if necessary, but you might be frowned upon.
Optional back of card
Frequently Questioned Answers
How do I export a PDF in CMYK format?
- With the
--cmyk-pdf
option. Make sure your installation is updated.
Are there specific settings to use for certain printers?
- The
-t
is used for specifying settings for specific printers. The following are recommended settings available in the tool:
## For overnightprints.com --cmyk-pdf -t overnightprints
Can I change the DPI of my cards?
- Use the
-d
option.
What if I find a bug, or I want a new feature?
- File it in the Red Hat Bugzilla — product Fedora, component fedora-business-cards.
What if I want to contribute?
- Clone Ian Weller's git repo: git clone git://fedorapeople.org/~ianweller/fedora-business-cards.git. You can then create your own git repository with the changes. Finally, don't forget to tell somebody about it!