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(copyleft symbol) got nothing to do with zlib license, which is permissive, not copyleft.

There's no representation of permissive licenses AFAIK

Yeah, I think this was talked about in another thread at some point. I'm sure rude will remove it and replace it with something more fitting.

Like a hamburger.

Of course, most people cannot see it at all. (Firefox users, for example.)

Robin wrote:Of course, most people cannot see it at all. (Firefox users, for example.)

oh my, you're right. I only saw it because I was browsing with chromium for a change.

I used to be able to see it on Firefox...

Luiji wrote:I used to be able to see it on Firefox...

I don't see it in Firefox 3.0, 3.6.4, or 4.0b1. None of them have svg support I believe so it makes sense.

...Firefox is known for having SVG support...

I can view SVGs fine since the first version of Firefox I ever tried (FF2.0). I actually use it as my default SVG viewer because Inkscape takes forever to load.

Hm...

Wasn't it in-line SVG or something that was the problem?

Luiji wrote:I actually use it as my default SVG viewer because Inkscape takes forever to load.

Eye of Gnome (the default image viewer in Ubuntu) renders svgs just fine.

Eye of GNOME keeps on mis-rendering rotated text for me.