which programs should I file a bug report for)?
violates the standard).ĭoes anyone know whose side is right (i.e. Unfortunately, I’m not familiar enough with the details of the SVG file format and the SVG standard, but it seems clear to me that one of these interpretations of my file must be wrong (i.e. However, I noticed that if you add the attribute x2="1" to the element, the image looks the same in all these viewers. This is what it looks like in the Firefox and Chromium web browsers: This is what it looks like in Inkscape and the GNOME image viewer (“Eye of GNOME”): I’ve condensed my original image into a minimal example and determined which part of the SVG source makes different viewers behave differently.
I saved the image as “optimized SVG” in Inkscape, but when I opened the resulting file in different programs, some displayed it the same as Inkscape, while others weren’t applying a particular linear gradient (while all the other parts of the image, including gradients, were working fine). I’ve recently imported and edited a file in Inkscape.
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