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That's a good question! I fell for this problem with text rendering once as the font i've used in a SVG wasn't installed on the target machine. If i create a i
by ikskuh 5y ago
That's a good question! I fell for this problem with text rendering once as the font i've used in a SVG wasn't installed on the target machine.
If i create a image, i want that image to look exactly the same on all machines. This is sadly not the fact for SVG :(
The W3C SVG example files contain a lot of these files that make every SVG renderer explode. There's images that don't render anywhere except inkscape
- nine_k 5y agoThis is a problem with any image format. Either you embed the font (or parts of it), or convert the text to curves.
- Shared404 5y ago> There's images that don't render anywhere except inkscape You just have to convert the text in the image to a path before using it wherever you plan on, just be sure to save the original for editing.
- ikskuh 5y agoI wasn't talking about text in that case. Here's a screenshot of that image: https://mq32.de/public/9f3cd5eb7f310139cf8acdd61edb73080d26a4e2.png https://mq32.de/public/9f3cd5eb7f310139cf8acdd61edb73080d26a...
- Shared404 5y agoHuh. I'm afraid I don't know enough about Inkscape or the SVG specs to help with that, just enough to know it's a pain. Off topic question for you though, that looks like probably i3 or dwm, did you make any modifications to Inkscape to make it more usable in a tiling wm, I always have to turn off tiling when I launch it.