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Inkscapers is a group for Inkscape user to share and discover art created with Inkscape. Inkscape is a free and open source program for creating vector images. Give it a try and submit your art here. Get Inkscape now from Inkscape.org. Submission requirements Anyone can submit art to this gallery, but you must mention that it was created with Inkscape in the description. |
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Hello again Nice to meet you, So I wanna contribute art and this is made from Inkscapers, I wonder on which folder should I submit?
Hello there, sorry for the delay.
Here is a new folder, created fresh upon request: https://www.deviantart.com/inkscapers/gallery/85189037/architecture-engineering-drafting
Hi there.
Generally speaking because I'm not a developer.
If you have a 32bit operating system, you cannot run the64bit version.
If your operating system is using 64bits, it should be able to run both the 64bit and 32bit versions in theory.
It is suggested to use whichever version your operating system claims to be.
A 64bit version means the operating system breaks down the tasks into twice as large of chunks for your pc to compute. Does it affect performance? Yes and no.
It still depends on the hardware you use, and how the program you run is optimised
for that certain hardware and operating system.
As far as I know/suspect there shouldn't be a large change in performance
if you use a 32bit version on a 64bit operating system (why would you do that though?).
Inkscape is notorious for bad performance. Not using gpu most of the time and using only one thread of the cpu. It may run faster on a linux environment though.
If you want a more detailed answer maybe ask the developers at #team_devel on the live chat at https://chat.inkscape.org/
I was going to get the portable app's version of Inkscape, but there's 2 versions listed "Inkscape" and "Inkscape Release Candidate" What's the difference?