Indeed.  As much as I love Thunderbird, Firefox, Inkscape and other 
open-source projects, they are mainly by geeks to geeks.  There's no 
excuse for a lack of builtin signature textbox editor.

BTW, one recent issue with the forthcoming inkscape 0.46 has been that 
the Windows version wasn't printing.  Yep, no print functionality for 
the Windows version.  And it's not a problem with the project itself, 
which is Linux geared and where printing works fine, but just to the 
Windows port, which is not maintained by the core developers, but by 
volunteers commited to the platform.  Despite the port being obviously 
more popular than the original, just for the sheer amount of users. 
Anyway, it's not really a problem with inkscape per se, but with one of 
its main dependencies, cairo.

Geeks-to-geeks.  Should be 
geeks-to-idiots-who-don't-know-difference-between-formatting-and-writting.

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