Actually it was a challenge to make a filter stack available on the command line.
It actually ended up super slow - after I added a check to see if a filter extension with the same name was already installed in Inkscape - I've just made that optional via a checkbox.
I know you have spent lots of time posting solutions and clever ideas to make Inkscape better !
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I'm sorry to hear about the vision problems.
The only thing I can think of that might help. LG LCD televisions and similar from around 2011 - the ones with the 2" bezels around them. They had VGA and HDMI in and can be used as monitors.
I actually had a 42" LG 42LK450U in the living room connected to a small pc. They also made a 32" 32LK450U. ( these are UK models )
They are both Full HD 1080p
They are not very popular anymore - no smart features and change hands for a fraction of the original cost.
Depending upon your vision problems - it might be worth seeing if you can plug into something similar - you just need the correct cable.
Creating New Extensions Filter To Extension
Inkscape.org
It's Hacktastic
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Filter To Extension - Extract a Filter Stack From an object and conver to an extension
Appears under Extensions>Filter To Extension
The filter stack is saved as a zip file and can be installed as a normal extension
The installed filter extension then appears under Extensions>Filter Extensions>Name
An Inkscape 1.2+ extension
It can be used from the command line ( currently the --batch-process option is
required for Inkscape 1.2/1.3 )
To list the action names for installed filter
Linux inkscape --action-list | grep filter-extn
Windows inkscapecom.com --action-list | findstr filter-extn
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https://gitlab.com/inklinea/filter-to-extension
Wow. This sound impressive and useful. A great idea and accomplishment. How do you come up with such cool ideas ?
Due to my vision problems, it is hard for me to even use Inkscape anymore.
I am sure this gem will benefit many folks. Thank you very much!
Thanks for the kind words Hum :)
Actually it was a challenge to make a filter stack available on the command line.
It actually ended up super slow - after I added a check to see if a filter extension with the same name was already installed in Inkscape - I've just made that optional via a checkbox.
I know you have spent lots of time posting solutions and clever ideas to make Inkscape better !
-----
I'm sorry to hear about the vision problems.
The only thing I can think of that might help. LG LCD televisions and similar from around 2011 - the ones with the 2" bezels around them. They had VGA and HDMI in and can be used as monitors.
I actually had a 42" LG 42LK450U in the living room connected to a small pc. They also made a 32" 32LK450U. ( these are UK models )
They are both Full HD 1080p
They are not very popular anymore - no smart features and change hands for a fraction of the original cost.
Depending upon your vision problems - it might be worth seeing if you can plug into something similar - you just need the correct cable.