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-z -e have been deprecated
inkscape always now seem to popup a GUI window in the most recent version. No way to rund from the cli silently anymore.
Any other recommendations?
inkscape –export-type=png in1.svg in2.svg in3.svg
inkscape input.svg -w 1000 -h 1000 -o output.png
More info is (now?) provided in inkscape –help
I use Inkscape 1.2.
And author is right, Inkscape exports SVG into raster formats better than ImageMagick’s convert which is terrible with SVG.