Closed BigIronLinux closed 3 years ago
I've just downloaded your file and tried with xviewer V3.0.2 (Mint 20.2, Cinnamon) - the following is the bottom of the S zoomed in as far as xviewer will allow:
Edit 11.7.2021 - Out of interest I just temporarily changed MAX_ZOOM_FACTOR from 20 to 60 - as expected the image can be zoomed three times bigger than normal. It still shows no 'jaggies'
Thanks for looking into this. I see that Linux Mint 20.2 is available now, so I will upgrade as soon as I can and report back. Thanks again.
Sorry for the delay, but I upgraded to Linux Mint 20.2 and this issue is no longer present with Xviewer 3.0.2. Thanks again for investigating @programmer-ceds, and thanks for the great work on this project!
Issue
When I open an Inkscape SVG file in Xviewer 2.8.3 and enlarge or zoom in the image scales as if it were a bitmap, showing pixelation and aliasing. The issue does not occur when Inkscape SVG files are opened with other programs such as Pix, Firefox, or Chromium. Xviewer renders the image correctly if it is exported as a plain SVG.
Steps to reproduce
Create an SVG file with Inkscape, open with Xviewer 2.8.3, enlarge or zoom in, observe pixelation and aliasing.
Expected behavior
I expect Xviewer to display the SVG as a smooth vector image without pixelation, distortion, or aliasing when enlarged.
Other information
I think this may be a regression, since this issue is not present when opening the same files with Xviewer 2.4.3 on a Linux Mint 19 installation. I created a simple SVG file I used as a test, and I have attached a screenshot of how the image is displayed by Xviewer when enlarged.
I am not able to attach the example SVG file, so here is the source of the SVG:
Thank you very much for your help.