- From: Tobias Reif <tobiasreif@pinkjuice.com>
- Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 11:25:52 +0100
- To: Christian Schaller <uraeus@linuxrising.org>
- Cc: www-svg@w3.org
On Thu 2004-03-25 Christian Schaller wrote: > > I'll probably stay with KDE, but if Gnome becomes fully SVG-based > > I might consider switching ... > > Making GNOME be marinated with SVG everywhere is my goal so maybe > you will switch, that said I am happy as long as you use any of the > free desktop options available :) Top be honest my goal is to make *me* happy, but if something I do makes you happy as well than that's great :) > The request you had to be able to scale 'everything' is exactly what > we are aiming for. Great! For example: main menu -> "desktop" -> "size" -> opens a slider which scales the whole interface in real-time. > > BTW, I can browse the above icon set using GQview 1.4.1 (it > > probably uses librsvg), and Konqueror (eg when used as file > > browser with icon view and KSVG set as embedded renderer for SVG; > > KDE 3.2.1) also renders some of them (around 10%). > > What we did is that we wrote a plugin using librsvg for the standard > GTK+ image loader. This gave all GNOME and GTK+ apps instant access > to render all SVG images. The downside of this was that the images > where scaled after they where loaded which kinda sucks. Yes, when I zoom into the icons in GQview I see upscaled bitmaps. The icons of the icon images on the left also are of bad quality because of that. > These bugs are now mostly fixed with the new GTK+ version where > API's more attuned for vector graphics where added. Great! Tobi -- Vim users, don't forget to http://iccf-holland.org/donate.html
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