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Inkscape 0.92 Beta available for testers!
The much-awaited next Inkscape release is getting closer and closer! Today, the source code for Inkscape-0.92pre2 (beta) was made available for testers on our website. There are many new features to discover and many bugs that have been fixed.
Read moreInkscape Forums
The Inkscape Project is considering to establish a project-managed forum for Inkscape. For this purpose, the Inkscape board has decided to setup a Forum Committee, which will explore the options.
Read moreInkscape Website Privacy Policy
As the Inkscape website collects user data to be able to provide services like email notification, contests and display of user profiles and user galleries to you, the Inkscape Project has published a privacy policy for this website. The document explains how your user data will be handled. Please review the policy before you continue to use the website.
Read moreWhat Happened at Hackfest 2016
This year's Inkscape hackfest was held at the Devonshire Hall, University of Leeds, in the UK. The meeting space was a grand old set of buildings, which was a beautiful setting to hack on Inkscape.
Inkscape Hackfest 2016 in Leeds, UK
Inkscape developers will meet in April 2016 for a hackfest in Leeds, UK, to discuss and work on Inkscape in person. For this, we need your help - please support our efforts by making a donation.
Read moreFOSSASIA and Openclipart T-shirt Design Contest
FOSSASIA and Openclipart are launching a contest for International students, artists and designers to design a T-shirt graphic representing “The Internet of Things for Me.” 1st place winner of the contest will win a FiftyThree Pencil and final design placement on the official FOSSASIA 2016 T-shirt. Second and third place winners’ graphics will be used as design elements at the conference main party on the second day of the event.
Read moreNew Website Features to bring the Community together
The software of the Inkscape website was recently updated to version 1.4 with a host of new features and critical updates for the website framework itself.
Read moreInkscape 2016 Executive Report
The Inkscape board met and decided on some key areas for the project's 2016 goals: a budget for expenditures and W3C participation, the hackfest organisation in Leeds, UK, and the confirmation of the licensing intent.
Read moreConservancy Supporter Fundraiser
The non-profit home of Inkscape, Software Freedom Conservancy, is in urgent need of your immediate support! Conservancy must move to a Supporter-driven organization so it can focus on critical free software issues that nobody else is tackling. Inkscape relies on Conservancy and we ask you to donate today: https://sfconservancy.org/supporter/
Read moreSupport our work on SVG standardization!
Did you know the Inkscape project is also involved in the W3C's (World Wide Web Consortium) work on standardization of the SVG file format? This important work does not only benefit you as an Inkscape user, but also everyone who is using SVG graphics on their website. Getting to in-person W3C meetups is costly, though - so we need your help to continue our work!
Read moreNew FSA with Software Freedom Conservancy
The Inkscape Board and the Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC) have agreed on a new Fiscal Sponsorship Agreement, which governs the management of Inkscape's funds and assets by the SFC.
Read moreTwo new members on the Inkscape Board
The Inkscape Project welcomes two new Board members! Krzysztof Kosiński and Martin Owens have been elected by the project's contributors to serve on the Inkscape Board. Their new duties are mainly of legal and financial nature - technical and social/community issues are currently handled by the contributor community as a whole.
Read moreInkscape Hackfest 2015
The inaugural Inkscape Hackfest was a resounding success! Besides loads of code, written both during the hackfest and what flowed in afterwards, on a wave of inspiration and motivation, the Roadmap was extended through the future, and long awaited, version 1.0, and even a little beyond.
Read moreInkscape Hackfest in Toronto underway
Inkscape developers are meeting in Toronto ahead of LGM for three days of intense coding and discussion.
Read moreInkscape developers need your help
Inkscape developers will meet in April 2015 for a hackfest in Toronto to discuss and work on Inkscape in person. For this, we need your help - please support our efforts by making a donation.
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