jansol

Might be worth mentioning that I'm applying a scale of 1.5 in the failing case.

There is an addition to the spec that adds support for PQ-encoded HDR images: https://www.w3.org/TR/png-hdr-pq/ . This relies on `iCCP`, with fallbacks to `cHRM` and `gAMA`. Krita reportedly supports this...

It could see to it that whatever inkscape prints to stdout/stderr ends up in the LaTeX log. Or, if inkscape returns a nonzero exit code it could report that.

In a blank overleaf template use this as the document body: ```latex \documentclass{article} \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \usepackage{svg} \title{svg-poc} \author{tester} \date{April 2022} \begin{document} \maketitle \section{Introduction} \includesvg[width=\columnwidth]{broken.svg} \end{document} ``` And upload this file: [broken.svg](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2588851/161973684-baa7e672-89fd-4a64-959f-0cf2cb20d7df.svg)...

I don't have an old inkscape version at hand, but if it does simply not output anything useful that is unfortunate. In that case the error about the missing file...

Fonts being blurry is a side effect from Tauon not actually using the Wayland backend of SDL by default (since SDL does not use it by default). As a result...

You can also force Tauon to use the Wayland backend right now by launching it with the SDL_VIDEODRIVER environment variable set to "wayland". Glad to not need that workaround much...

The latest PoCL release only supports up to LLVM 14, which was the latest released LLVM at the time of that PoCL release. LLVM 15 support is still work in...

`git push --force-with-lease` also fails due to the same problem.

Yeah, I decided to archive the squish code in its state that still mostly resembles the original C++ implementation. With texpresso I have no qualms changing the API so if...