There's now a flatpak available on the download page and it works for me !

Thank you very much. I guess gtkmm3-devel is the openSUSE name corresponding to libgtkmm-3.0-dev and gdl-devel is the corresponding name to libgdl-3-dev because it worked ! And now I see where the terminal told me what was missing. Also you're right it's the trunk version that I wanted. I'm not very...

Hi, First, I'm not sure this is the best place to post this so if you know a better one, please tell me. I'm trying to build a bugfix version of Inkscape on OpenSUSE but I'm a bit stuck. I followed the instructions here but when I run "cmake .." I get this : ------------------------------ ...

I'd like to group each selected object (or group) individually and give each generated group the same name as the object in an automated way.
Is that possible ?

Could you clarify what you mean by "load snaps from the internet" ?
I read this bug report you linked but didn't really understand what's going on in it.

woops, I re-wrote my previous post while you replied. You should re-read it.
It seems to work better with your file though. I don't need to revert.

Wait, I just understood what you said in your first reply. I tried it and it does pretty much what I want, but it's quite buggy. If I update the original, the changes don't appear on the pattern unless I move the Pattern object. And that only works the first time. If I update the original once again...

Thanks. That's not very handy though, since I like to scale and rotate my patterns.

Is there a way to edit a pattern (modify its paths, objects, colors, etc...) without having to make a new one and cluttering the pattern list, and also in order to have all objects using this same pattern be updated with proper scaling and rotation (which can not be achieved by selecting the objects...

Hi, I'm trying to install version 0.92 on OpenSUSE Leap 42.2 but can't make it. Apparently the snap package is the only way to have it on this Linux distribution (tell me if I'm wrong). The Inkscape download page indicates you have to install snapd, which I successfully did by following the instruct...