recently I had issues exporting to PNG - but turns out I had “Export Area” set to “Custom”, when I needed to either have it set to “Drawing” or “Selection”). I usually find the Inkscape forums pretty friendly, I’ve found posts that describe a symptom I’m having (e.g. I probably won’t go to Ubuntu 22.04 until it’s 22.04.1. I’m not running it - still on 20.04 - 25 year linux user, who uses “Vanilla” Ubuntu, LTS - but I don’t usually try the LTS release till it’s had at least one revision, e.g. Note : I wouldn’t be running 22.04 if I was you - but its too late now, I guess. Note : Is this “Export to PDF via Scribus” something you want or need? I don’t know what that is. (and note/copy ALL the output / errors and paste it here) If it complains about unmet dependancies or something,try :
(note/copy ALL the ouptut / errors and paste it here if there’s errors)
When it opens, run command below to add the PPA: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:inkscape.I might also suggest sudo purge inkscape* (asterisk, but not sure what the impact of that might be). Just open terminal from the Dash or by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T on keyboard. Since Ubuntu repositories provide the old 0.48 release, Inkscape 0.91 (renamed from ver 0.49) is available in its official PPA repository for Ubuntu 12.04, Ubuntu 14.04, Ubuntu 14.10, Ubuntu 15.04, and Linux Mint 17/17.1. How to Install or Upgrade Inkscape in Ubuntu: millimetersįor a full list of changes, see this page. support for real world document and page size units, e.g.improved support for Corel DRAW documents, Visio importer.symbol library and support for Visio stencils.cross platform WMF and EMF import and export.cairo rendering for display and PNG export.The free, open-source, and professional quality vector graphics software Inkscape 0.91 has been released recently with quite a lot of changes.Īccording to the official release note, Inkscape 0.91 features:
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