GNOME and KDE librsvg, calculator and more
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Do not use librsvg 2.40.x
Please do not use librsvg 2.40.x; it cannot render recent Adwaita icon themes correctly.
The librsvg 2.40.x series is the last "C only" version of the library; it was deprecated in 2017.
During the port to Rust, I rewrote the path parser to be spec-compliant, and fixed a few cases that the C version did not handle. One of this cases is for compact Arc data.
The SVG path grammar allows one to remove whitespace between numbers if the next number starts with a sign. For example, 23-45 gets parsed as two numbers 23 -45.
In addition, the arguments of the Arc commands have two flags in the middle of a bunch of numbers. The flags can be 0 or 1, and there may be no whitespace between the flags and the next number. For example, A1.98 1.98 0 0015 13.96 gets parsed as A1.98 1.98 0 0 0 15 13.96 — note the two 0 0 flags before the 15.
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Please use at least librsvg 2.48.x; any earlier versions are not supported. Generally I keep an eye on the last two stable release sets (2.48.x and 2.50.x as of this writing), but only commit fixes to the latest stable series (2.50.x currently).
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Pranali Deshmukh: GSoD Weekly Summary 9
The idea here was to consolidate all documentation regarding the different operational modes of the calculator into a single section consisting of an overview page along with dedicated pages for each of the operational modes: Basic, Advanced, Financial, Programming and Keyboard modes.
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Please give us your 20.12 releases features
The KDE release service will make another bundle of releases next month on Dec 10th.
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