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#Inkscape art boards plugin driver
#Inkscape art boards plugin windows

I don’t think it has anything to do with Wayland being the most cherished child lately. There’s no big fuzz about the release, no major changes either.

#Inkscape art boards plugin driver

The xf86-input-wacom driver has silently reached v1.0.0 after, oh, 19 years (the initial code revision was made in the wee hours of December 23, 2002). X.org driver for Wacom graphic tablets reaches 1.0 The job isn’t open yet, but it’s likely to happen very soon. The Inkscape board voted for hiring the first part-time employee, a project coordinator. But the release comes with 55 bug fixes and two new noise suppression profiles (Canon EOS D60, Samsung NX1000). There are no new features in this update. In the babl library, some precision conversions now use automatically generated LUTs, which is faster. When used on aarch64, GEGL will now use the Arm Neon extension of SIMD for some operations like resampling. layer opacity slider) has been moved from private to public API and can be used by plugins now, it’s also smaller (in height) now

The file format has been updated to version 17 (and yes, it’s documented).

Alpha and position locks can now be set on layer groups.

#Inkscape art boards plugin windows

Loading and exporting of Microsoft Windows cursor (.cur) files.

A single toggle to enable/disable painting dynamics.

The plan is to add some quick UI options there, like in Blender or Inkscape 1.1+.

Welcome dialog that currently lists links to useful resources on, displays release notes.

Instead of the link indicator you now have the lock indicator, and when you click it, a menu opens: Locking options have been moved from above the layer tree to layers. There is another major change in the Layers dock.

Here and below: Spear of Jealousy, artwork by Fredrik Persson Frankly, the feature should have been called ’layer selection sets’ instead as the name currently implies a different functionality (known as layer comps to Photoshop users). Now that GIMP has the latter, it didn’t make much sense keeping layer links.įor use cases where you might want restoring a complex selection of layers that are not inside the same group there are now layer sets available. They’ve always been more like temporary solution for lacking multi-layer selection. New version of GIMP comes with a pretty major change: layer links are now gone. (I have set the option to not include the width of the line in the measurements, so that is not confusing things).Highlights: new releases of GIMP, darktable, OBS Studio, Zrythm, Geonkick, X.org driver for Wacom, Inkscape to begin hiring, FreeCAD 0.20 is coming. So, my question is how can I tell if an SVG is being displayed accurately in Inkscape?

On the other hand, the files at Easy Kerf Gauges come in exactly correct. Both of these files do have art boards set to 1440x864, so it may mean that it will work in GFUI but my question is focused on knowing in Inkscape if the design is correct/accurate. Here, there is no obvious ratio I’m off by. For the luggage tag, the height is 33mm, when I think is should be credit card sized at 54mm. For the gift card, the hole for the chicago screw shows up at 3.8mm, when it should be ~5mm. But I am still having problems recognizing when someone else’s SVG is going to print correctly.įor example, the files at gift card holder and Art Deco Luggage Tags both show up in Inkscape as too small, even though both have 96dpi set.

I’ve read multiple posts, and I think I am OK when I create my own design from scratch, or even from Fusion360 or Festi boxes. I’ve gotten myself thoroughly confused by scaling in Inkscape.