Puppy Linux Discussion Forum

And my greetings to all puppians, too.

Thanks for all your work.

Vovchik

Dear Fred, I use potrace, but within a script, the most essential bit of which is: convert "$infile" -trim pnm:- | potrace -s -O 1 -u 1 -o "$newfile" The command-line program "convert: is part of imagemagick. It will convert the png to pnm, which is piped into potrace. Potra...

Dear Fred, Thanks. I see that the online service just places an image wrapper around the original png after doing a base64 encoding of the binary data. This means that, while the svgs will scale up, there will be perceptible definition loss at higher magnifications, since none of the elements have a...

Dear dellus,

Here is a tiny svg I made using potrace. I hope you can use it. Unpack the archive and you'll find the svg.

With kind regards,
vovchik

Dear Mike, How about this??? With kind regards, vovchik PS. I didn't use a a graphic editor - just geany - and did it "by hand". SVG syntax is pretty simple. Technosaurus had posted quite a few useful examples on the old forum. Just have a look and you will get how to create SVGs quickly. ...

Dear Fred and Mike,

Thanks. What about this svg as an icon (smaller than the png)?

With kind regards,
vovchik

Dear greengeek, Normal shared libraries in Linux are elf binaries (.so), usually written in c or c++ and compiled, but without the usual "main" bit. They generaly consist of a collection functions that will be called by external programs. In order to use them, you need to tell the program ...

Impossible for me to read - I mean in that dark style. The standard theme was better on my devices.

I also hope it is not the same John Murga. John has not only hosted the forum all these years but also contributed code (murgaLua). I do hope he is OK.