bulia wrote:
The Help > Tutorial is mostly written, please read and criticize.
It's
pretty big, but not complete of course. Maybe later I'll break it into a
basic tutorial and an advanced tutorial.
I'm also interested to see how it comes up with regards to fonts, window
size, etc. Posting a screenshot of the tutorial to the site would probably
make sense.
Good work bulia. I learned more from your help tutorial in five minutes than
I have in the past few months of fumbling and mumbling. It would be good to
have the entire help tutorial in SVG form. Is this what you have in mind?
This could include detailed examples of more complex actions, how to change
preferences etc.etc.
I have attached two screenshots. The first is general. The second shows a
small icon misplacement that occurs with my nachine. Let me know if you want
any specific shots.
BUG: When I zoom out from the tutorial page, it ultimately crashes.
This
looks like an instance of this bug:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=859364&...
which could not be reproduced outside of my machine. So please test the
tutorial by zooming out as far as you can, and report if you get a crash.
I do not get this bug on my machine. Win32. OS2000. build0402030318.
Zoom out goes down to 4% or 5% then sticks (or is the bug you mean?) but
does not crash. Zoom in goes normally from 4% to 25600%
Now I will write an XSLT transformation to automatically generate an
SVG
page with the keyboard shortcuts for reference, also to be linked from
Help.
I think it's nicer and more instructive to present Inkscape help
in
Inkscape, instead of running an external browser :)
I agree
All in all, Inkscape is smooth at the moment and I reckon it is going to get
a good reception when it hits the air.
vellum.