Re: KDE and SVG Browsing
Bob Tilley (ATT) wrote: I have gained an interest in SVG, the new web graphics format that allows easy animation. There appear to be no applications on Linux that allow quality browsing of SVG animations. Even the Adobe plugin has been observed to crash under a light load of rendering. I have been unable to have Konqueror and the Adove plugin coexist. In Konqueror, SVGs are not rendered at all while in Mozilla, the same SVG will display correctly. True, in Mozilla complex SVGs will soon bring down the entire application, but it displays them much better than Konqueror. Can anyone recommend a web browser with good support for displaying SVG? It's hard to create SVG graphics when they cannot be viewed. Bob 22-6-2004 I wrote this to this mailinglist. Search for the thread ksvg there is a svg test program [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/local/share/PRODUCT24$ svgdisplay Usage: svgdisplay [Qt-options] [KDE-options] URL KSVG standalone test app Generic options: --helpShow help about options --help-qt Show Qt specific options --help-kdeShow KDE specific options --help-allShow all options --author Show author information -v, --version Show version information --license Show license information --End of options Arguments: URL SVG file to open. In my installation (SID) I have the plugin. It works but not as well a the adobe svg viewer. They have one for linux. It comes with a installer. To have this plugin availible in konqueror change the behaviour. setting - file assosiation. I hade to change the order of availible programms. Johnny -- _ Johnny Geling begin:vcard fn:Johnny Geling n:Geling;Johnny email;internet:[EMAIL PROTECTED] tel;home:+32 16 26 00 35 tel;cell:+32 485 75 71 88 version:2.1 end:vcard
Re: KDE and SVG Browsing
Take a look at Batik. http://xml.apache.org/batik/ It has a Java based SVG viewer. It works quite well, but it does not support animation. For creating SVG images, you could try Sodipodi http://www.sodipodi.com/ On Fri, 2004-06-25 at 10:52, Bob Tilley (ATT) wrote: I have gained an interest in SVG, the new web graphics format that allows easy animation. There appear to be no applications on Linux that allow quality browsing of SVG animations. Even the Adobe plugin has been observed to crash under a light load of rendering. I have been unable to have Konqueror and the Adove plugin coexist. In Konqueror, SVGs are not rendered at all while in Mozilla, the same SVG will display correctly. True, in Mozilla complex SVGs will soon bring down the entire application, but it displays them much better than Konqueror. Can anyone recommend a web browser with good support for displaying SVG? It's hard to create SVG graphics when they cannot be viewed. Bob !DSPAM:40dc735797381896610980!
