> By now, I have forgotten all feature requests and bugs. I think all big 

> issues are solved now, so it's ready for some proper beta testing (alert 

> me and the maillist if you think otherwise! :P)

Yay! Looking great!

In fact, I've noticed that the Windows Inkscape development version

hasn't been updated in a while:

So, I haven't been able to test it on Windows. Could those folks be

prodded a bit?

Right now the issues I've encountered are:

- Adding a stroke to the rendered path will show extra bits of lines

"inside" the stroke where at cusp corners.

- Does "miter" limit only work with "miter" cusp nodes and not with

"interpolate" cusp nodes? Because even when I increase that value

a lot, the "pointy" edge still stubbornly remains beveled no matter

what I do (more generally, I sometimes have a really hard time

getting that edge to show up).

- Rendering bugs sometimes.

Yes, I'll try to make some proper example files over the weekend.

Apart from that, extra features I hope for are:

- Powerstroke for Ellipse shape (I know, non-trivial, but it's one

of the most commonly used shapes)

- More options in the toolbar drop-down corresponding to 

different cusp node settings (smooth nodes and either interpolate

I favor "pointy" lines and it's awkward to have to open the LPE 

I've also looked at the "Apply LPE to clone" interface. It's one I 

can get used to, but I do admit it's a bit confusing:

- It took me a while to understand what "clone original LPE" is

supposed to be, and I don't think I'd have ever figured it out if it

weren't for the mailing lists. How about "Clone LPE skeleton"?

- How about just making this fill behavior a checkbox option for

powerstroke? "Clone skeleton for fill." So, with just an extra

checkbox, you can create both that complicated stroke and

the fill in one go.