Claus Cyrny a écrit :
Hi Jean-Marc,
Jean-Marc Molina wrote:
> The approach is more flexible in Inkscape as a spline remains a spline, a
> vector object. In The GIMP or Photoshop you have to convert it to a path,
>
Isn't a path vectorized, as well?
> But Inkscape supports masks ! You can define a vector object as a mask. For
> example use a circle as a mask for a box so it has a hole, a bit like
> include/exclude in CAD.
I'm still using Inkscape 0.42, because I'm having difficulties to upgrade
from Ubuntu "Breezy" to "Edgy" (where newer libraries are
available),
but I'm really waiting to try the latest Inkscape version (masks? wow!)
with new features like the Gaussian Blur, etc.
I basically stumbled onto this approach (bitmap editing) after using a
demo version of discreet's paint*.
Thanks,
Claus
Claus,
Have you tried installing the autopackage of Inkscape? It works really
well. I haven't tested the latest autopackage in Breezy, but it would be
easy for you to see if it works. If it doesn't, it's also really easy to
uninstall (like uninstalling an Ubuntu package) and reinstall the Ubuntu
package.
Cheers,
Loïc