Inkscape version 0.91 is Released!

A little over 4 years since the last major version release (0.48), which
included 5 interim "bug fix" releases, the Inkscape development community
announces the release of the new stable version 0.91.

Inkscape is an Open Source vector graphics editor, using the W3C standard
Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) file format, whicih can be used as a
complement to your other graphics and desktop tools.  Perhaps midway through
its development, Inkscape has borrowed some user interface ideas from other
fine editors, such as Illustrator, CorelDraw, and Xara X.  Yet it features
many new tools and interface elements all its own.

The shining jewel among the highlights of this new version, is a new
renderer based on the Cairo library.  Most of the work on it was done during
the 2010 and 2011 Google Summer of Code.  It will much improve many of the
performance issues which followed Inkscape as it has grown over the last few
years.  (Can you hear fan's cheering?)

In addition to a new Measurement tool, the Node, Text, and Gradient tools
have all seen improvements.  Among many other new features, is Trace Pixel
Art (which is similar to the existing Trace Bitmap), and a new Symbols
dialog.  Dialog status and position is now remembered between sessions;
Guides can now be multi-colored and labelled; and there are new preferences
for the size of on-canvas controls.  And finally, some more new Snapping
options are available, as well as Snap preferences which are more easily
understandable.

Several new file formats are supported, including FXG, SIF and HTML5 export;
and VSD and CDR import.  EMF/WMF are now for all platforms.  And XCF, PDF,
EPS, and PS+LaTeX support are improved.  There are 14 new extensions, and ??
new filters!

Please see release notes for details:
http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Release_notes/0.91

Please find download info on the website:  https://inkscape.org/en/download/