问题
I really like SVG, it's very nice to draw with it. So far i've made static images using Inkscape. I'd like to make them interactive though.
I did some trials, following tutorials like this one. But i can see a SVG and interact with it in my web browser only. I'd like to make such things in a window on the desktop. There are drawing kits like Cairo or OpenGL, but then i have to draw from code. It seems a more clever thing to use SVG (which was drawn using Inkscape).
What does it require to view interactive/animated SVG in a plain desktop window/canvas? I've seen some modules to convert SVG to Cairo: but is there a direct SVG intepreter for Linux?
回答1:
The problem is that the effects require javascript and cascading style-sheets, which basically means complete web rendering engine. So the easiest way is to use one, either webkit or gecko (webkit has probably better support for SVG these days, plus I can't find package of gecko right now).
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6186335/how-to-display-interactive-svg-in-a-window-on-linux