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On 2010-03-13, Willie Wong <wwong@××××××××××××××.EDU> wrote: |
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> On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 07:54:35PM +0000, Grant Edwards wrote: |
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>> After attempting to use sk1 for a few minutes, I've given up on it. |
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>> It crashes regularly. Exporting to a .eps file just plain doesn't work |
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>> (it writes 'sk1' format data to the file). |
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>> The user interface is full of breakage: if you export a drawing and |
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>> then do a 'save', it overwrites the _exported_ file rather than saving |
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>> in the original drawing file. |
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>> It also spews a constant stream of errors and tracebacks when doing |
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>> anything at all. |
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> Now this is interesting, inkscape apparently depends on skencil for |
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> postscript support? |
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Looks that way, though I'm not sure exactly what it uses skencil for. |
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I would have sworn I had inkscape installed without skencil and could |
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still export to EPS. |
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> Somehow this doesn't bode well to me... |
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Nope. |
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Grant |
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