This isn't a problem of lyx, inkscape etc. but has to do with the way the computer modern fonts are built: LaTeX uses many "hacks" to decide which symbol to use from these fonts, they are not necessarily at the position you'd expect. If you open the Charmap utility and select the cmmi10 font you'll see that at the position where "normal" fonts have +-= you find these "weird shapes" in cmmi10. LaTeX does not use the cmmi10 for these symbols but uses the font cmr10 or cmsys10 instead. So in inkscape etc. you'd have to switch fonts depending whether you are using letters, numbers, symbols, etc. Another possibility would be to use the modern version of the fonts, known as "latin modern" -- these should be more or less standard fonts, I think.
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