On Sun, Jan 01, 2006 at 07:16:44AM +0000, Kurt Pfeifle wrote: > klik://xara-latest > You may have heard of this formerly closed source producing company, > which provides a vector drawing program for Windows. Well, now they > are trying their luck with open sourcing their flagship product Xara > Xtreme, and seeking the cooperation of the Inkscape folks. This klik > package uses a precompiled binary from the vendor (in *.bz2 shape) > and converts it into xara-latest.cmg. (Some Xara demo/sample files are > also included with the klik package; you can open them by navigating > to the somewhat unusual location /tmp/app/[number]/bin/Designs/ -- > Don't ask!)
Note this is a technology preview rather than the full Xara product. The full product release will include the source code afaik. > klik://inkscape-latest > Bryce will love that! Main input file is a Debian Sarge package from > http://honk.physik.uni-konstanz.de/~wolfi/inkscape/sarge/ . Unforch, > this is not really "latest" -- the guy who builds the binaries does > not update tooooo often. > So, Bryce, if you can point me to a place on the net where there are > weekly or nightly updated .debs (or .rpms/.tgzs) of Inkscape builds > I'll modifiy the klik recipe with great pleasure to use these and > provide more current Inkscape goodness to the world! ;-) That'd be in the 'Development Versions' section of this page: http://inkscape.org/download.php We no longer provide nightly RPMs (apparently people who want bleeding edge stuff are using non-RPM distros), but there's a nightly autopackage and of course the tarballs are there too. Bryce
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