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Beyond the Basics Using Sozi inside Inkscape natively
  1. #1
    damitr damitr @damitr

    Is there anyway in which Sozi extension can be used with 1.0 alpha. I like the functionality of Sozi within Inkscape much better than the stand alone version, as I can make changes on the go.

    Or will I have to install an earlier version and work with it?

  2. #2
    brynn brynn @brynn

    As far as I recall, Sozi became a standalone program from Inkscape, a few versions back. So I don't think it will be available with 1.0.  Let's see if I can find the last version where Sozi was an Inkscape extension....

    It looks like Inkscape version 0.91 was the last version where Sozi could be installed as an extension.

  3. #3
    damitr damitr @damitr

    How to install -.91? I have Fedora 31, even with dnf --showduplicates list inkscape the oldest version is 0.92. Is intalling 0.91 manually from the rpm the only choice?

  4. #4
    brynn brynn @brynn

    You can install any version of Inkscape (as long as your computer is compatible).  Here's 0.91:  https://inkscape.org/release/inkscape-0.91/

    And the main download page offers all the other versions (in the column on the right)  https://inkscape.org/release/inkscape-0.92.4/

    I'm not familiar with Fedora, so don't know what "dnf" or "rpm" is.  Are you able to download from our website?  Or can you only get programs from Fedora site?

  5. #5
    damitr damitr @damitr

    Thanks for the link. dnf is a command line package manager, .rpm is a extension of packages. Will see if I can install from the sources.

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