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Wiki account
by Mohamed Ikbel Boulabiar 01 Mar '20

01 Mar '20

Hi, Account creation is disabled in the wiki. As said in the login page, can I have an account? Thanks. i

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GSoC proposal: Abhay Raj Singh
by Abhay Raj Singh 29 Feb '20

29 Feb '20

Hello everyone! I am Abhay Raj Singh, a sophomore at NIT Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh, Bharat(India). I wish to work on Inkscape this GSoC. I have already completed "two patches" rule This is the link my to almost complete GSoC proposal, of the idea I wish to work on this GSoC https://gitlab.com/rathod-sahaab/inkscape-2020-gsoc-proposal Please review it and thank you very much. I would love your feedback for making this application better. Regards, Abhay

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Re: Welcome to the "Inkscape Devel" mailing list
by Subham Neogi 29 Feb '20

29 Feb '20

Email as requested: neogisubham2000(a)gmail.com

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GSoC 2020
by saurabh singh 23 Feb '20

23 Feb '20

Hi, I am Saurabh Singh from IIT Roorkee, India. I am pursuing computer science here. I was doing graphic designing as an hobby when I came across Inkscape application and really liked it. I want to contribute in Inkscape for GSoC 2020, but I'm confused about the project ideas given in the idea list. Can someone help me with this? Thank you Regards Saurabh

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LGM Hackfest in Rennes, France
by Marc Jeanmougin 21 Feb '20

21 Feb '20

Hi everyone, we will likely have our next hackfest in Rennes, France, just before LGM in May. LGM is May 26-29 and it's likely the hackfest will last for a few days before it (last hackfests lasted from 3 to 5 days). All contributors* are welcome and encouraged to attend the hackfest! Financial support will be available, but please sign up in advance (either by answering to this email, or by adding yourself on https://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php?title=Hackfest2020_Rennes_Attendees ), to account for possible limited hosting capacity and to allow expense (and logistics) planning. I hope to see lots of you there :) -- Marc (* not just code, a hackfest can be a productive time to write a tutorial, discuss some UX, progress on a translation, or coordinate some media outreach, for instance!)

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Talks at LGM : deadline extended to March 1st
by Marc Jeanmougin 19 Feb '20

19 Feb '20

Hi all, just a friendly reminder that you are encouraged to submit talks about Inkscape for LGM at https://libregraphicsmeeting.org/2020/en/program.html , the deadline was just extended to March 1st. Don't hesitate to mention here if you already plan to talk about some particular topic, maybe we could coordinate talks :) Thanks everyone ! -- Marc

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"Getting Started with Development" instructions
by Maximilian Gaukler 18 Feb '20

18 Feb '20

Hi everyone, I am about to update the "getting started" instructions for new developers: https://inkscape.org/develop/getting-started/ If you have any further suggestions, feel free to answer. I'd like to consolidate all changes into one big edit because every change needs to be translated. Here's my list of changes: - git SSH -> change to HTTPS (as discussed a few months ago) - "Install build dependencies": replace old "apt-get" instructions with the new script from inkscape-ci-docker. Download and run the script to install all requirements: wget -v https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inkscape-ci-docker/raw/master/install_dependenc… -O install_dependencies.sh bash install_dependencies.sh --recommended - "/usr in the example" -> "in the example, it is installed in inst/ inside the source folder" - "Versions <= 0.92" -> remove from tutorial, move to Wiki remove mentioning of autotools, as CMake is now the default - do not mark optional arguments with "[ ]" so that copy-paste into the shell works. Also, omitting some of these arguments (e.g. ccache) will horribly slow down compilation, so they aren't truly optional. Instead, just add a note that these arguments may be omitted. - after changes are published: remove redundant info from the Wiki page https://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php?title=CompilingUbuntu Have a nice weekend, Max

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Re: [Inkscape-vectors] LGM: About two weeks left for entering your talk/workshop submission!
by Maren Hachmann 01 Feb '20

01 Feb '20

Hi Elisa, thank you :) for organizing and for the invitation. There's going to be an Inkscape Board Meeting next week Friday evening at 19:00. I think the Rennes Hackfest will be a topic on the agenda then. Would you or Cédric maybe have time to join the Board for a bit of planning? Maren Am 01.02.20 um 16:47 schrieb Elisa Godoy de Castro Guerra: > Hi all, > > I'm Elisa from LGM team Rennes. > About the hackfest Inkscape, you are all very welcome :) > And just to infom you that before LGM there is already a hackfest about > KDEnlive. > If you want to work with them is some unexpected aspect, is just to > inform you :) > > And yes, there is place for two hackfest. > > Regards, > Elisa > > Le sam. 1 févr. 2020 à 13:11, Maren Hachmann <maren(a)goos-habermann.de > <mailto:maren@goos-habermann.de>> a écrit : > > Hi everyone, > > this is a reminder that you can still submit a proposal for a talk, > lightning talk, hackathon, Birds-of-a-feather meeting or workshop for > this year's Libre Graphics Meeting. > > LGM will take place in Rennes (Brittany, France) from > May 26-29 2020. > > The deadline for your submissions is February 17th. > > More info about your submissions: > https://libregraphicsmeeting.org/2020/en/program.html > > Info about the venues: > https://libregraphicsmeeting.org/2020/en/venue.html > > The main focus of this year's event is 'Getting Things Done'. > > The organizers explain that this "means explaining how you manage to > attract more contributors, how you manage the tasks of development, > fixing bugs, the general directions that you want to take your project, > and how you interact to accomplish this. You might even talk about ideas > you have but have not yet implemented. Part of Getting Things Done means > sharing ideas and methods with each other and with artists." > > They are looking for: > > " > * Presentations attracting new contributors to projects > * Information about how your project "gets things done" > * Productive workshops to improve and extend software > * Technical presentations and workshops for developers > * Showcases of excellent work made using Libre Graphics tools > " > > There's also an Inkscape Hackfest planned to take place either during, > before or after LGM, so stay tuned ;-) > > Maren > _______________________________________________ > Inkscape Vectors mailing list -- inkscape-vectors(a)lists.inkscape.org > <mailto:inkscape-vectors@lists.inkscape.org> > To unsubscribe send an email to > inkscape-vectors-leave(a)lists.inkscape.org > <mailto:inkscape-vectors-leave@lists.inkscape.org> > > > > -- > -- > Elisa de Castro Guerra > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >

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LGM: About two weeks left for entering your talk/workshop submission!
by Maren Hachmann 01 Feb '20

01 Feb '20

Hi everyone, this is a reminder that you can still submit a proposal for a talk, lightning talk, hackathon, Birds-of-a-feather meeting or workshop for this year's Libre Graphics Meeting. LGM will take place in Rennes (Brittany, France) from May 26-29 2020. The deadline for your submissions is February 17th. More info about your submissions: https://libregraphicsmeeting.org/2020/en/program.html Info about the venues: https://libregraphicsmeeting.org/2020/en/venue.html The main focus of this year's event is 'Getting Things Done'. The organizers explain that this "means explaining how you manage to attract more contributors, how you manage the tasks of development, fixing bugs, the general directions that you want to take your project, and how you interact to accomplish this. You might even talk about ideas you have but have not yet implemented. Part of Getting Things Done means sharing ideas and methods with each other and with artists." They are looking for: " * Presentations attracting new contributors to projects * Information about how your project "gets things done" * Productive workshops to improve and extend software * Technical presentations and workshops for developers * Showcases of excellent work made using Libre Graphics tools " There's also an Inkscape Hackfest planned to take place either during, before or after LGM, so stay tuned ;-) Maren

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Re: File formats for 1.0
by Maren Hachmann 25 Jan '20

25 Jan '20

Hallo Christoph, Am 25.01.20 um 01:02 schrieb "Christoph Schäfer": [...] > What about Ghostscript and the Document Liberation import libraries > (libcdr etc.)? Inkscape is using libcdr and libvisio, and ghostscript, too, for imports, as well as poppler. However, it previously used Uniconvertor for those specific versions mentioned below - I can only assume that that was for a reason, I never needed any of them. >> >> Specifically, we're asking about opening: >> >> * Adobe Illustrator 8.0 and below (UC) (*.ai) (I think those could >> be renamed to pdf and would then open, but I have no example files >> to try it out) > > I can test some of those with the latest Inkscape beta. However, > those are basically PostScript files, so everyone else who wants to > test may need to rename the extension to *.ps (if at all). > Ghostscript should be able to handle most of them. Also: What about > PDF-based *.ai files created with later versions of Illustrator? I > have some tough test cases here. Yes, Marc said that in the gitlab issue, too (although he wrote eps, which was what I found elsewhere, too). So that part can probably be solved by documenting it, thanks! >> >> * Corel DRAW Compressed Exchange files (UC) (*.ccx) >> >> * Corel DRAW 7-X4 files (UC) (*.cdr) [cdr imports, but this >> specific version?] >> >> * Corel DRAW 7-13 template files (UC) (*.cdt) > > I have CD v. 11 installed, probably also v. 9 on one of the VMs in my > VM zoo. Note that the differences between CD versions can be > enormous. I've also an (now expired) test version of the current CD > on my laptop, but there may be some sample files, installed with the > software, that can be used for testing. Those versions of which you already know that libcdr can handle them do probably not need extensive testing (only for bugs, maybe, but not for 'if'). Do you know if the version numbers mentioned above are known to not import with libcdr? That would then have been the reason for using Uniconvertor for them. >> >> * Computer Graphics Metafile files (UC) (*.cgm) > > That's a tough one, because it allows for many variations and > parameters (a bit like TIFF for pixel images). However, I think I > still have my test suite created for Scribus's CGM importer. ;) I suspect it won't work at all with current Inkscape beta, but it would be good to have confirmation. >> >> * Corel DRAW Presentation Exchange files (UC) (*.cmx) > > See my remarks regarding CD above. > >> >> * HP Graphics Language Plot file [AutoCAD] (UC) (*.plt) >> >> * Dia Diagram (*.dia) > > Dia files should be straightforward, as it is a FLOSS programme and > available for every distro. IIRC, the format is also XML-based. Ah, yes, I think that only requires one to install Dia... Mmh. Now I have installed it, but it still doesn't work. But at least Dia seems to export to SVG (and even different types of that). >> >> Please reply at https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inbox/issues/1213 if >> you can help with any of these. >> >> (we need the info for the file bindings and for the release notes) >> >> Hope someone can help, Maren > > I'd be glad to but need some more info regarding the use/non-use of > GS and the Document Liberation libraries. I can always cross-check > with the import results in LibreOffice and Scribus 1.5.x-dev. Thank you for your help, Christoph! Maren > > Christoph >

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