Greeting to the community,
After over a year of intensive development and refactoring, Inkscape 0.47 is out. This version of the SVG-based vector graphics editor brings improved performance and tons of new features, some of which are as follows: Timed autosave, Spiro splines, Auto-smooth nodes, Eraser tool, New modes in Tweak tool, Snapping toolbar & greater snapping abilities, New Live Path Effects (including Envelope), A huge collection of preset filters, New cairo-based PS and EPS export, Spell checker, Many new extensions, Optimized SVG code options, and much more. Additionally, it would be wrong to not mention the hundreds of bug fixes as well. Check out the full release notes for more information about what has changed, enjoy the screenshots, or just jump right to downloading your package for Windows, Linux or Mac OS X.
Release Notes: http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/ReleaseNotes047
Downloads: http://inkscape.org/download/
Cheers, Josh
P.S. Let the PR blitz begin!
On 11/25/09, Joshua A. Andler wrote:
Greeting to the community,
After over a year of intensive development and refactoring, Inkscape 0.47 is out.
And one of the things community seems to be quite interested in is a) whether we are planning point 0.47.x releases and b) whether we are really planning to kick 0.48 out as soon as possible to be ready for the next GSoC.
Alexandre
On Thu, 2009-11-26 at 00:15 +0300, Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
On 11/25/09, Joshua A. Andler wrote:
Greeting to the community,
After over a year of intensive development and refactoring, Inkscape 0.47 is out.
And one of the things community seems to be quite interested in is a) whether we are planning point 0.47.x releases and b) whether we are really planning to kick 0.48 out as soon as possible to be ready for the next GSoC.
If there is no real merit for a 0.47.1 and 0.48 looks to be a "timely" release, then I don't want to bother with 0.47.1.
The plan as it stands it to have a relatively short open dev window (8-12 weeks if people are okay) for 0.48 before feature freeze, clean up what we have, do bug hunt w/ goal as usual, then move on to 0.48 with however many point releases needed until 0.49.
Cheers, Josh
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 12:26 AM, Joshua A. Andler wrote:
And one of the things community seems to be quite interested in is a) whether we are planning point 0.47.x releases and b) whether we are really planning to kick 0.48 out as soon as possible to be ready for the next GSoC.
If there is no real merit for a 0.47.1 and 0.48 looks to be a "timely" release, then I don't want to bother with 0.47.1.
What about translations btw? Did anybody do stats before releasing?
Alexandre
On Fri, 2009-11-27 at 18:43 +0300, Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 12:26 AM, Joshua A. Andler wrote:
And one of the things community seems to be quite interested in is a) whether we are planning point 0.47.x releases and b) whether we are really planning to kick 0.48 out as soon as possible to be ready for the next GSoC.
If there is no real merit for a 0.47.1 and 0.48 looks to be a "timely" release, then I don't want to bother with 0.47.1.
What about translations btw? Did anybody do stats before releasing?
You know, given that this was the first release I handled alone, that slipped through the cracks. Out of curiosity, is there a faster way to find out where they stand percentage-wise instead of opening every po file in poedit? I'm willing to do that over this weekend though either way.
Cheers, Josh
en_CA.po 180 translated, 2031 fuzzy, 2767 untranslated en_GB.po 4978 translated. en_US@...2278... 4978 translated. eo.po 3488 translated, 837 fuzzy, 653 untranslated es_MX.po 300 translated, 2412 fuzzy, 2266 untranslated es.po 4978 translated. et.po 3606 translated, 347 fuzzy, 1025 untranslated eu.po 4978 translated. fi.po 4366 translated, 59 fuzzy, 553 untranslated fr.po 4977 translated, 1 untranslated ga.po 56 translated, 1129 fuzzy, 3793 untranslated gl.po 1809 translated, 1679 fuzzy, 1490 untranslated he.po 4499 translated, 202 fuzzy, 277 untranslated hr.po 2766 translated, 1285 fuzzy, 927 untranslated hu.po 4978 translated. hy.po 540 translated, 688 fuzzy, 3750 untranslated id.po 117 translated, 819 fuzzy, 4042 untranslated it.po 4978 translated. ja.po 4960 translated, 18 untranslated km.po 4978 translated. ko.po 4785 translated, 110 fuzzy, 83 untranslated lt.po 2238 translated, 1349 fuzzy, 1391 untranslated mk.po 0 translated, 1885 fuzzy, 3093 untranslated mn.po 179 translated, 1961 fuzzy, 2838 untranslated nb.po 2960 translated, 1096 fuzzy, 922 untranslated ne.po 1691 translated, 1825 fuzzy, 1462 untranslated nl.po 4974 translated, 3 fuzzy, 1 untranslated nn.po 1394 translated, 1965 fuzzy, 1619 untranslated pa.po 821 translated, 1879 fuzzy, 2278 untranslated pl.po 4978 translated. pt_BR.po 4152 translated, 660 fuzzy, 166 untranslated pt.po 2665 translated, 1277 fuzzy, 1036 untranslated ro.po 975 translated, 1039 fuzzy, 2964 untranslated ru.po 4978 translated. rw.po 67 translated, 2007 fuzzy, 2904 untranslated sk.po 4970 translated, 8 untranslated sl.po 4977 translated, 1 untranslated sq.po 72 translated, 1202 fuzzy, 3704 untranslated sr@...2279... 4299 translated, 315 fuzzy, 364 untranslated sr.po 4299 translated, 315 fuzzy, 364 untranslated sv.po 2988 translated, 1393 fuzzy, 597 untranslated th.po 1035 translated, 1494 fuzzy, 2449 untranslated tr.po 1103 translated, 1843 fuzzy, 2032 untranslated uk.po 4978 translated. vi.po 4881 translated, 78 fuzzy, 19 untranslated zh_CN.po 4786 translated, 124 fuzzy, 68 untranslated zh_TW.po 4974 translated, 4 untranslated
Alexandre
On 11/27/09, Joshua A. Andler <scislac@...400...> wrote:
On Fri, 2009-11-27 at 18:43 +0300, Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 12:26 AM, Joshua A. Andler wrote:
And one of the things community seems to be quite interested in is a) whether we are planning point 0.47.x releases and b) whether we are really planning to kick 0.48 out as soon as possible to be ready for the next GSoC.
If there is no real merit for a 0.47.1 and 0.48 looks to be a "timely" release, then I don't want to bother with 0.47.1.
What about translations btw? Did anybody do stats before releasing?
You know, given that this was the first release I handled alone, that slipped through the cracks. Out of curiosity, is there a faster way to find out where they stand percentage-wise instead of opening every po file in poedit? I'm willing to do that over this weekend though either way.
Cheers, Josh
De : Alexandre Prokoudine <alexandre.prokoudine@...400...> Basically I first ran./update_mesasges.sh in po, then edited Makefile to add -v argument to msgfmt and ran 'make' in po.
Marcin Floryan's website is regularly updated, too: http://mfloryan.statnet.pl/~mfloryan/inkscape/ (thanks, Marcin!).
Regards, -- Nicolas
Hi,
is there a faster way to find out where they stand percentage-wise instead of opening every po file in poedit?
We have scripts for that in
http://inkscape.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/inkscape/inkscape_project/trunk/s...
Arpad Biro
Woohoo! Thanks Arpad!
On Nov 28, 2009 2:28 AM, "Arpad Biro" <biro.arpad@...400...> wrote:
Hi,
is there a faster way to > find out where they stand percentage-wise
instead of opening every po ... We have scripts for that in
http://inkscape.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/inkscape/inkscape_project/trunk/s...
Arpad Biro
Inkscape Portable 0.47 has now also been released at PortableApps.com.
News: http://portableapps.com/news/2009-12-04_-_inkscape_portable_0.47
Download: http://portableapps.com/apps/graphics_pictures/inkscape_portable
If anyone has any amendments that should be made to either page, please email me and I can correct it (other than the Inkscape logo which needs updating, but I can't do that one).
I've also added it to the main Inkscape download page (it is an official Inkscape package), but for English only. I took a look at the German version, wondering whether I should go through and fix all the languages, but the whole page is quite different... we really need to get all the pages to look the same. It's just not working well how it is (also with big long commented out sections strewn right through the file...).
We should redesign the whole Inkscape download page. It should be pretty to look at, especially seeing as it's a graphics editor. It should also detect the user's operating system and recommend the download for them. I'll see if I can do this basically next week or the week after (I'll post here with a proposed design). Currently I reckon the download page needs a redesign more than the website itself.
-- Chris Morgan <chris.morganiser@...400...>
I'm good at making two things: mistakes and enemies.
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