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How to test it..?

by euxneks on: Dec 18 2004

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euxneks

How do I test the wallpaper to make sure it renders properly?

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Re: How to test it..

by ewindisch on: Dec 18 2004

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Good question... what SVG implementation are they using? I mean, most of the SVG renderers out there currently are pretty buggy still.

Is there a certain application that contestants can test with and expect the judges to see relatively similar results, without having to install KDE from CVS?

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Re: Re: How to test

by nuka on: Dec 19 2004

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im not too excited about installing an alpha 1 either...

especially having to go through all the trouble of installing from source and then end up with a buggy computer.

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Re: Re: How to test

by kwwii on: Dec 19 2004

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Yes, to get a really good impression of what it will look like in KDE you will have to look at it in KDE. The biggest problem with svg renderers at these days seems to be rendering the blending modes used by Adobe Illustrator (which are not part of the svg specification) but in the mean time we can handle most of these.

I am positive that if you cannot test it yourself that there are people on this site and/or on the kde-artists mailing list that would help.

kwwii
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Testing ...I think..

by dadeisvenm on: Dec 19 2004

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Testing I think... can be done via Konqueror (currently I'm using 3.3.1 from SuSE). I'm not a SVG or Linux expert but it works for me :-)

For Linux to catch up to Microsoft, Linux Development would have to stop all together and regress. - Donald Ade'
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Re: Testing ...I think..

by oliverthered on: Dec 20 2004

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Except ksvg still has lots of things that aren't complete. (about 50% of the SVG spec).

Also, don't try to navigate while the KSVG is still drawing of konq will crash.

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Re: Re: Testing ...I think..

by finiteman on: Dec 20 2004

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The thing to bear in mind here is that SVG background support is new to KDE. Bugs? yep. konqi freezes? Maybe. Will we resolve it so that it will work better than any Windows Manager in the intire universe?!? Of course!!! Will we dominate the the cosmos?!!? Probably not. After all we have yet to truly figure out the air speed velocity of an air borne swallow....let alone what kind of swallow!!!!!!!!

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Re: Re: Re: Testing ...I think..

by oliverthered on: Dec 20 2004

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Ok, here's the hard bit...
http://www.style.org/unladenswallow/

Any idea why filters havn't been looked at yet, I think the SVG spec gives all the math.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Testing ...I think..

by finiteman on: Dec 20 2004

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finiteman
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Ok you silly wiper of other poeples bottoms... I would say the thing to do is contact the konqi team. Find out who is working on the filters. Then you could ask them directly.

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ONLY MAKE INSKCAPE

by Rendergraf on: Dec 21 2004

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Hello i Upload my Wallpaper see
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=19057

only use Inkscape .40

Atte. Xavier Araque
San Cristobal - Venezuela

Matanga
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Hardcoded width

by chrislilley on: Dec 22 2004

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Hmm "All wallpapers submitted should be 1024 pixels x 768 pixels."

Isn't that a bit pointless? If the SVG is in fact set to width="1024px" then a conformant viewer will display it at 1024 pixels regardless of screen size, not what is wanted for a wallpaper.

Instead, it would IMHO have been better to say "All wallpapers submitted should be designed to work well at 1024x768 resolution; they will be displayed full screen regardless of screen size, as SVG is scalable."

The SVG files would express this by width="100%" height="100%" viewBox="0 0 1024 768"

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GZ's hold alot :)

by nintenduh on: Dec 22 2004

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How many submissions are allowed?

Can svg's please be added to the allowed file types please?

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Re: GZ's hold alot :

by nuka on: Dec 23 2004

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ya, i second that.

and you can submit as many as you want.

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Re: GZ's hold alot :

by euxneks on: Dec 28 2004

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seconded.. tar'ing the files is a pain in the butt

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SVG XGA?

by daperi on: Dec 24 2004

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as i understand, SVG are resolution-independend ... and the best way would be to have a separate section for SVG wallpapers (besides the 4 categories of different sizes of wallpapers)

this way, the svg's would be opened in konqueror directly (previews in png/jpeg are ok) and one would see, how konqueror/kde is rendering them

what do you think?

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How to test it..?

How do I test the wallpaper to make sure it renders properly?

Re: How to test it..

Good question... what SVG implementation are they using? I mean, most of the SVG renderers out there currently are pretty buggy still. Is there a certain application that contestants can test with and expect the judges to see relatively similar results, without having to install KDE from CVS?

Re: Re: How to test

im not too excited about installing an alpha 1 either... especially having to go through all the trouble of installing from source and then end up with a buggy computer.

Re: Re: How to test

Testing ...I think..

Testing I think... can be done via Konqueror (currently I'm using 3.3.1 from SuSE). I'm not a SVG or Linux expert but it works for me :-)

Re: Testing ...I think..

Except ksvg still has lots of things that aren't complete. (about 50% of the SVG spec). Also, don't try to navigate while the KSVG is still drawing of konq will crash.

Re: Re: Testing ...I think..

Re: Re: Re: Testing ...I think..

Ok, here's the hard bit... http://www.style.org/unladenswallow/ Any idea why filters havn't been looked at yet, I think the SVG spec gives all the math.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Testing ...I think..

Ok you silly wiper of other poeples bottoms... I would say the thing to do is contact the konqi team. Find out who is working on the filters. Then you could ask them directly.

ONLY MAKE INSKCAPE

Hello i Upload my Wallpaper see http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=19057 only use Inkscape .40 Atte. Xavier Araque San Cristobal - Venezuela

Hardcoded width

GZ's hold alot :)

How many submissions are allowed? Can svg's please be added to the allowed file types please?

Re: GZ's hold alot :

ya, i second that. and you can submit as many as you want.

Re: GZ's hold alot :

seconded.. tar'ing the files is a pain in the butt

SVG XGA?

Good question... what SVG implementation are they using? I mean, most of the SVG renderers out there currently are pretty buggy still.

Is there a certain application that contestants can test with and expect the judges to see relatively similar results, without having to install KDE from CVS?

im not too excited about installing an alpha 1 either...

especially having to go through all the trouble of installing from source and then end up with a buggy computer.

Except ksvg still has lots of things that aren't complete. (about 50% of the SVG spec).

Also, don't try to navigate while the KSVG is still drawing of konq will crash.

Ok, here's the hard bit...
http://www.style.org/unladenswallow/

Any idea why filters havn't been looked at yet, I think the SVG spec gives all the math.

Hello i Upload my Wallpaper see
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=19057

only use Inkscape .40

Atte. Xavier Araque
San Cristobal - Venezuela

How many submissions are allowed?

Can svg's please be added to the allowed file types please?

ya, i second that.

and you can submit as many as you want.