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Inkscape is getting a little old in the tooth. I've used it on Linux, Windows, and Mac. Even though the features and updates are much less frequent than in the
by __mharrison__ 3y ago
Inkscape is getting a little old in the tooth. I've used it on Linux, Windows, and Mac. Even though the features and updates are much less frequent than in the old Sodipodi days, I still haven't found the a tool that works better for my needs.
I use it to generate images and graphics for my books. I wrote an extension that lets me create a layer where I create rectangles with ids that will correspond to PNG filenames. When I run the extension it makes the layer invisible and exports each rectangle.
- jauntywundrkind 3y agoMaybe there were other reasons for the fork, but most visible to me in the fork from Sodipodi was that each document needed it's own toolbars in Inkscape. And that made me really sad for a long time, because it was clear Inkscape was otherwise "winning," way more active. It just felt like such a wrongheaded move having 4-5 copies of toolbars open, each tied to a specific document. No other illustrator software works like that, and imo for a good reason.