SVG is a specification, how it’s rendered and what’s supported vary from application to application, version to version, etc. Personally, seen some very nasty b

SVG is a specification, how it’s rendered and what’s supported vary from application to application, version to version, etc. Personally, seen some very nasty bugs related to moving from one rendering engine to another. If you’re working with professionals, I assure you few if any would want the additional over head of a teammate using another tool. Beyond that, as I mentioned, GIMP is not comparable to Photoshop. If you’re going to be using Photoshop with vector based digital assets, not aware of any reasonable justification not to use Adobe’s vector application over Inkscape. Beyond that, Adobe’s asset management and workflow management applications don’t compare to anything that’s available to anything that’s available within Inkscape. If you’re aware of any counter claims, would welcome any more specific thoughts you have on topic.