Agreed, I'm in love with Inkscape's support for SVG. Like some of the other posters here, I am fed up with Adobe and it's bloated software. In Adobe's defense, this is likely due to all of the backwards compatibility they need to do.
However, when it comes to using SVGs on the web, Inkscape is clearly the king. Illustrator has a bunch of nice and fancy filters and such, but you try exporting as an SVG for web and you will find a great deal of your design has been lost due to non-svg-compatabile "frills" Illustrator adds.
However, when it comes to using SVGs on the web, Inkscape is clearly the king. Illustrator has a bunch of nice and fancy filters and such, but you try exporting as an SVG for web and you will find a great deal of your design has been lost due to non-svg-compatabile "frills" Illustrator adds.