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by Vanessa Levine 25 Jan '06

25 Jan '06

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Command line arguments
by Tavmjong Bah 24 Jan '06

24 Jan '06

Hi, I have been playing around with the command line arguments and have a couple of questions: 1. Does -p or --print work? 2. What is the use of -z or --without-gui? What is the purpose of -g or --with-gui? Inkscape seems to do the correct thing without needing these. Thanks, Tav

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retrievr
by John Pybus 24 Jan '06

24 Jan '06

http://labs.systemone.at/retrievr/

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embedded image performance
by Eric Wilhelm 24 Jan '06

24 Jan '06

Jon was right: "Then there's the size in memory that's needed for the full string node in the DOM tree, plus all the UI impact from having large strings kicking around, including the XML Editor window." The UberConverter is somewhat stuck creating embedded images because it is running on pipes, has to extracted embedded images from other formats, and I haven't layered 800 options onto it yet. This gave me a chance to play with inkscape during the debugging and the XML editor really crawls (this machine is getting old, but it's still dual AMD 2400's w/ 2GB ram.) I also noticed that if I save the svg out of inkscape, the linebreaks in the base64 data go away and gvim gets really mad, so there are a few issues to consider in any upcoming embedded image work on inkscape. http://scratchcomputing.com/tmp/bitmapfills.svgz I'm sure there's a way to do this better using <use> elements or something (particularly in this example, which has two instances of one image.) I'm just following the example from the embed_raster_in_svg.pl script for now. Suggestions welcome. --Eric -- [...proprietary software is better than gpl because...] "There is value in having somebody you can write checks to, and they fix bugs." --Mike McNamara --------------------------------------------------- http://scratchcomputing.com ---------------------------------------------------

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Account Review Team
by PayPal 24 Jan '06

24 Jan '06

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Updated win32 gtk bundle
by Bob Jamison 23 Jan '06

23 Jan '06

Hi, all, It has been about a month since the last update of the gtk library bundle. It has been mentioned that there is a minor bug in the previous version of Gtk in the last bundle. Therefore I spent a bit of time adding new libs and re-7-zipping the collection. Here are the versions of the files, from the README.txt file: =========== 272,825 atk-1.10.3.zip 57,722 atk-dev-1.10.3.zip 137,243 cairo-1.0.2.zip 155,356 cairo-dev-1.0.2.zip 618,030 freetype-2.1.10-bin.zip 267,194 freetype-2.1.10-lib.zip 722,848 glib-2.8.5.zip 1,046,977 glib-dev-2.8.5.zip 5,133,574 gtk+-2.8.10.zip 3,355,532 gtk+-dev-2.8.10.zip 236,600 pango-1.10.2.zip 297,076 pango-dev-1.10.2.zip This replaces the following files from the previous bundle: 779,016 glib-2.8.4.zip 1,053,769 glib-dev-2.8.4.zip 3,044,443 gtk+-2.8.7.zip 3,315,784 gtk+-dev-2.8.7.zip 306,292 pango-1.10.1.zip 301,121 pango-dev-1.10.1.zip =========== Also, I'm going to commit the Makefile.mingw file that I have been using to provide Python-enabled builds. Since the previous bundle had the version of Python with pyxml installed, and it has been available for over a month, I guess it is about time to let others start using it. bob (ishmal)

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www and a wiki party
by Aaron Spike 23 Jan '06

23 Jan '06

I attempted to fix all of the broken images that I could find in the inkscape_web module. Please svn up and check for any broken files, let me know if you find any. I'll keep fixing. Something still isn't right with publishing via svn. Seems that there are a lot of files in the webroot that are not group writable. Will anyone object if I drop the wp directory from svn? Before the new year I had taken an evening or two to see if I could switch the wiki to mediawiki. Perhaps we need to think about having a wiki party day, where we can concentrate on getting that content moved to another wiki with better anti-spam measures. Any comments? Aaron

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wiki spam and no chat
by Jack Tanner 23 Jan '06

23 Jan '06

Sorry if this is something already widely known. I just came across some spam on wiki.inkscape.org. For example, see http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/InkscapeTerminology and lots of other edits by the same user, http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php?title=Special:Contributions&target=… First, how does one disable a spammer's account on the wiki? Second, I tried to ask this over IRC or something, but neither inkscape on freenode nor inkscape on conference.gristle.org would come up for me. Gristle didn't like my jabber requests either. Thanks.

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more gradient options
by Alexandre Prokoudine 23 Jan '06

23 Jan '06

Hi, I spent some time to find out what would SVG gradients future would look like since users would appreciate more gradients options than just linear and radial. We have multiply RFEs that are related to this issue. According to http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG2Reqs/ "SVG may include more types of gradient elements. Potential gradient elements include conical, rectangular, Gouraud shading, triangle mesh, Coons patch and shaped fill (with gradient offsets determined by the distance from the edge of the shape). [SVG 2.0]" So, more gradient options is currently considered for SVG 2.0. Currently even 1.2 is not ready, which means we might have more gradient options only in 3-4 years. I'm curious if we can live with it next 3-4 years or if we could somehow let SVG developers know we need it in SVG 1.2. What do you think? Alexandre

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Announce: Scribus 1.3.2 - Egalité - Open Source Page Layout
by PLinnell 23 Jan '06

23 Jan '06

The Scribus Team Announces 1.3.2 - Egalité The Scribus Team is pleased to announce the release of Scribus 1.3.2 - Egalité - Open Source Page Layout. The 1.3.2 release is the third development version working towards a new stable 1.4. With 1.3.2, we are excited to announce the first beta of Scribus on the Windows® platform. With the gracious support of Trolltech AS, developer of the Qt C++ application framework, we are able to release Scribus on Windows with Qt 3. Within this release period: * We welcomed another member to the team, Jean Ghali, who performed the Windows migration and developed the printing system for Windows. * We resolved over 290 requests and/or bugs which included: * Made significant progress in cleaning and restructuring the codebase which has lead to speed improvements, clearer code and opened the way forward for future 1.3.x development. * Preparation for the new modular file load and save system. * EXIF support * Enhancements to TIFF and PSD file format support * Image Effects - Tinting, Sharpening and more can be applied directly within Scribus. * Better cursor placement in text frames * Section based page numbering * Enhancements to the colour wheel and shortwords plugins * Enhancements to guide management * PDF export with viewer export options * Updates for both Windows and Mac OS® X compatibility * Significant updates to documentation, including the beginning of 1.3.x documentation. * Translation updates About Scribus Scribus is an open source page layout program with the aim of producing conformant commercial grade output in PDF and Postscript., along with extensive support for graphical PDF form and PDF presentations. While the goals of the program are ease of use and simple easy to understand tools, Scribus offers support for professional publishing features, such as CMYK colors, easy PDF creation and Encapsulated Postscript import/export. Other professional features include full ICC color management, spot colors and creation of color separations. Scribus is commercially supported and is available for Linux/*nix/BSD, along with MacOSX(R) and Windows(R). Scribus is used around the world for newspaper production, book publishing and a wide variety of page layout tasks. Getting Scribus 1.3.2: You can: * Download source tarballs and document templates and some rpms from our Sourceforge Download page: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=125235 * Visit the downloads page on www.scribus.org.uk for the same. * Download from our Scribus Docs mirror. http://docs.scribus.net * For Debian and Ubuntu repositories, visit Scribus Debian Repository. http://debian.scribus.net * For MacOSX installation notes and downloads: http://aqua.scribus.net * For Windows installation notes and downloads: http://windows.scribus.net The Scribus Team would also like to thank Anduin.net/Øverby Consulting for gracefully sponsoring our Scribus Documentation site, our Bug Tracker and Anonymous CVS server. Also, a note of thanks to University of Salford - School of Media, Music and Performance for providing continued hosting of www.scribus.net. Many thanks also to our translators and many end users and testers for their valuable feedback.

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