#Inkscape gradient 0.91 code

Inkscape now uses less memory when opening complex drawings, in some cases using only 25% of the memory used by Inkscape 0.48. This results in substantial speedups when editing drawings containing large filtered objects on multi-core systems. Filters use all available processor cores for computation. Renderings of the most complex objects are automatically cached to improve responsiveness during editing. The new renderer is significantly faster on most drawings.

#Inkscape gradient 0.91 code

This work was done mainly during Google Summer of Code 20 projects. Inkscape 0.91 includes a new renderer based on the Cairo library. Support for real world document and page size units, e.g.Improved support for Corel DRAW documents, Visio importer.Cross platform WMF and EMF import and export.

Symbol library and support for Visio stencils.

Cairo rendering for display and PNG export.

This new version features faster and more accurate rendering, new and improved tools, as well as better and wider file-format support. Everyday people use it to create simple drawings, develop their design skills, and just have fun. Engineers and scientists use it to create clear drawings to explain their ideas. Digital artists use it to produce professional quality work. Inkscape is an multi-platform, Open-Source Vector Graphics Editor that uses SVG as its native file format. The Inkscape community announces the release of Inkscape 0.91.