1) convert EPS file to PDF on the command line:
$ ps2pdf -dEPSCrop file.eps file.pdf
2) open the created PDF file from within Inkscape, and make sure to choose
the alternative file type "Adobe PDF via poppler-cairo (*.pdf)" in the
'File > Open…' dialog
3) The gradients in Inkscape on-canvas are correctly positioned and
scaled compared to how the original EPS file displays e.g. in evince,
gv (gs 9.02) or Apple's Preview.
Workaround with current trunk (> r10051):
1) convert EPS file to PDF on the command line:
$ ps2pdf -dEPSCrop file.eps file.pdf
2) open the created PDF file from within Inkscape, and make sure to choose
the alternative file type "Adobe PDF via poppler-cairo (*.pdf)" in the
'File > Open…' dialog
3) The gradients in Inkscape on-canvas are correctly positioned and
scaled compared to how the original EPS file displays e.g. in evince,
gv (gs 9.02) or Apple's Preview.
Notes: thread. gmane.org/ gmane.comp. graphics. inkscape. devel/35781> bazaar. launchpad. net/~inkscape. dev/inkscape/ trunk/revision/ 10052> /blueprints. launchpad. net/inkscape/ +spec/vectorize -embedded- fonts>
- The alternative PDF format is experiemental and only available in trunk:
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- The thumbnail preview is broken for single-page PDF documents with that file format, but this does not affect the actual import.
- The biggest difference compared to the regular PDF import (AFAICT) concerns text (which is outlined on import): see my comments in the blueprint
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