Re: [trinity-devel] Possible corrupt/unviewable images

On Fri, 29 Jun 2012 11:02:18 -0700 (PDT) Darrell Anderson &lt;humanreadable(a)yahoo.com&gt; wrote: This file appears to have been written by hand rather than saved by a vector editor and may be unidentifiable as SVG to some renderers, as it lacks a namespace statement or any linked DTDs or schemas. If tiger2.svg was not also flagged, that is almost certainly the problem. Open tiger.svg in a text editor, change the <svg> at the very beginning of the file to <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> , and see if Imagemagick accepts it then. If it doesn't, I would suggest deleting the file, as it's really the same image as tiger2 (the latter has been translated down and right so that the entire tiger head falls within the canvas, but that's the only material difference as far as I can tell). Re-saved this one for you. If that doesn't help, I suspect the problem is either whatever spammed the Adobe namespace into the file, or the use of some fancy features (chained clones) and/or the over 600 individual shapes the file contains (that text on the "document" pages? It's actual text, rendered as shapes, although I'm not sure I even want to know why the original artist had a Spanish-language document on the Atkins diet handy, or why they chose to C&P that instead of something remotely relevant like the text of the GPL . . .) Anyway, the visual I get from Inkscape matches hi64-action-tdesvnaddrecursive.png, so it's probably correct. If this doesn't fix it, best thing to do is probably replace the text with horizontal grey bars (it can't be read at icon-size anyway). And not use clones.