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I don't need that much precision most the time and I prefer, for example, to see 100,100 for x,y or width,height values rather than 100.224,100.082.

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You can try to configure Inkscape for saving no decimals whatsoever.

  1. File > Inkscape Preferences > SVG Output
  2. Numeric precision > set to 0
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Sorry, the question was a bit ambiguous. I am referring specifically to the main user interface when editing an image. I've edited the question to make it more clear. – klenwell Mar 10 '12 at 3:12
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No, that's not possible, sorry. You can file it to the bug tracker as a feature request. But if this is about getting pixel crisp images, I recommend the Pixelsnap extension available since 0.48 or so. It adjusts selected objects in a way that they align to pixel grid. – prokoudine Mar 10 '12 at 7:02
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There appears to be no option currently available to do this. As prokoudine suggested, I have opened a feature request. It can be tracked here:

https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/951655

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