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| A drawing to test the possibilities of Inkscape
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| upload:cellulare.png
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| Cellphone
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| Original is approx 5cm x 11cm Inkscape svg; available for [http://inkscape.org/wiki_uploads/cellulare.svg download]. It displays well in ksvg but, predictably, is a mess in Scribus (fonts and multiple complex gradients).
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| Here's a whimsical chip
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| upload:Chip.png
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| Chip
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| For some reason this one, although less complex, does not display well in ksvg (nor Scribus). Here's the [http://inkscape.org/wiki_uploads/Chip.svg source] for anyone who's interested.
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| Pete Burrows (gwynsoft@tin.it)
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| Good work! The cellphone renders perfectly in Batik/Adobe, but the chip has a problem with fill-opacity on a gradient in 0.40 and in Batik/Adobe, due to a bug in 0.39. See Known Issues at http://inkscape.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ReleaseNotes for more details and a workaround.
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| Thanks for the comment. I tried the workaround and it worked well in both ksvg and Scribus, but showed up some other minor problems - looks like I'll have to try this one again... (looking forward to 0.40 in Gentoo).
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| PB
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