I've rewritten a description of how to install the TexTex plugin on Puppy Linux, see link http://puppylinux.org/wikka/TexText

Nice work. Can any chess programs output the board as a scalable svg?

Great stuff, I've linked on Action Show reddit http://www.reddit.com/r/LinuxActionShow/

Once developed will new system be optional or hard-coded?
http://www.freedomsponsors.org/core/issue/127/inverted-ruler-co-ordinate-system

regarding trying Linux, it may be possible to install Linux on your computer and keep Os X too - this is called dual booting - you choose Os X or Linux at boot up- http://www.brighthub.com/computing/linux/articles/34826.aspx or maybe try Puppy Linux and boot off a USB stick. (looks like Mac intel x8...

the latest release is available for OS X according to http://inkscape.org/download/?lang=en Stable release 0.48.2 intended for production use is available: Source Tarball — .gz See README to install, or CompilingInkscape for troubleshooting help. Source Tarball Bzip — .bz2 See README to install, or ...

Looks like the track 'red' is the stroke. I think if the white is the stroke it draws on top and the fill colour is under neath?

Did you use 'repeated, stretched' or 'single stretched'.

I couldn't find the original oval path in your SVG, so I make I new one and did 'pattern along path' using your block-

see attached

Hi hockeymd, Welcome to the forum. Inkscape doesn't use 'art brushes' in the same way. However, there is an extension that can do a similar job. I've used a thinner 'track block', but you can play about and see what you get. Sometimes the extension gives an odd output, try again if this happen. Have...

goodday, how did you come across the forum?

An easy way would be to copy the design of the originals, including borders and icons etc. your examples have low contrast with one color dominating - was that on purpose?

looks good, is it for a project or a doodle?

Nice to see inkscape getting some publicity-

http://www.access-space.org/doku.php

(scroll down on the right)

druban's clone method worked on my system - inkscape 0.48.1 linux

Hi 28martin I'm not 100% sure what you need. It is easy to remove part of objects. One method is to edit the nodes, by double clicking. Another is to cut bits off 'solid' objects. see Boolean operations at- http://inkscape.org/doc/advanced/tutorial-advanced.html If you have a path you want to cut, g...

Hi, not entirely sure what you mean. Maybe post before and after SVGs ?

possibly the 'greys' are on a different layer?

a work around could be to copy everything you want to a blank document.

yep, looks good. by shape I meant maybe feet and hands - but it looks kinda cool how it is ; -)

very nice. maybe add more detail/shape to the child. good textures ; -)

mtPaint allows you to posterize. Its much lighter weight than gimp - handy if you just want to modify the colors.

; -)

http://mtpaint.sourceforge.net/

looks like inkscape stores the gradients in the SVG file. to transfer between inkscape and gimp- To import Inkscape gradient into Gimp, just place the SVG file containing the gradient into the gimp gradients folder and refresh the Gradient dialog. The gradients will be imported and you can see them ...

so the shadows turn out to be quite easy ; -)

how shadows projected on the floor from a light source?

It would be good to have a tutorial to create realistic shadows like that ; -)

Which part exactly are you struggling with? You select all three items before drawing - see attachment.

Are you using the latest version of inkscape?

Thanks for post, directly recording screen would make the image clearer.

Maybe an image of what your trying to archive would be useful.