... the application which gets called by the 'Print Preview' command in the GTK2 Print dialog is managed via standard GTK2 settings ( gtk-print-preview-command ), and is ... Googling "KDE gtk-print-preview-command" took me to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/inkscape/+bug/243233...

brynn wrote:Is it looking for printing software? Do you have a printer connected to the system?

I do have a printer, an HP Deskjet 3050, and the printing works fine (with the wrong margin size because I have no working preview to check beforehand).

With Inkscape 0.48.5 on a fresh install of Debian 8.2 KDE, if I open the print dialogue and then select "print preview", I get the message: "Error launching preview. No application is registered as handling this file." I presume that since KDE is less popular than Gnome for Debia...

Thanks. Seems that making a minor change, like ungrouping then re-grouping objects will re-write existing paths and avoid the problem.

Ah, thanks, I see. It says "If a moveto is followed by multiple pairs of coordinates, the subsequent pairs are treated as implicit lineto commands." Whoever wrote Konqueror's SVG subsystem must've missed that as I did, and took note instead of the sentence in 8.3.1 that says: "The com...

Apologies for raising the possible issue of a bug here, but I've not looked at SVG before, and I'd like know what you think of this. I've been puzzling over why the Konqueror web-browser doesn't display any lines drawn by Inkscape, and yet other browsers and image viewers do, so after a bit of hacki...