In past years, only print design really got the privilege of using some of these gorgeous typefaces, and we web people were stuck creating websites with only the standard fonts that we could ensure were web-safe and compatible among various browsers.

Thanks in advance.There are so many great fonts available on the web, free or otherwise. I'm open to all constructive input and suggestions as to how it can be done right. That said, I have as yet not found the appropriate mechanism for embedding the font into an Inkscape. svg file so that Linux would know how to display it properly. The suggestion was made on the darktable forum that the font might be possibly embedded in the. Here's where things go to worms on the Linux machine only. Subsequently darktable is opened, and at the appropriate point in processing, the watermark is applied to the image. svg file has been created, it's copied into the appropriate location in darktable for user-supplied watermarks. svg file in question is a watermark file that includes a graphic that does display right on all machines and two lines of text that display right on the two Win 10 machines, but not on the Linux machine, despite the fact that the DO display right in Inkscape on all three machines. I have Inkscape installed on all three machines, along with darktable which I use for RAW photo processing. All three machines have almost identical hardware. svg file do not display properly on one Linux machine while they do display right on two Win 10 machines. The issue I'm having is that text fonts in a.

I have to state up front that I am a relative noob with Inkscape.

Inkscape font not embedded