On Mar 22, 2006, at 4:15 AM, Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
I'm not sure, but I would prefer to reuse what has already been
proven. I'm
not sure about the Gimp using svg for this -- but I am sure that at
one point
in time, Krita will be able to interleave Karbon (which saves as
OpenDraw,
which is some kind of weird svg, or so Rob Buis tells me) objects
with its
own layer data.
Well... sort of.
Keep in mind that OpenOffice started started out cloning a different
software product that used VML for it's drawing. Full OpenDraw is not
really "weird svg", although they did try to adopt similar naming for
certain things. SVG to OpenDraw is also much easier than arbitrary
OpenDraw to SVG.
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