On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Note that dia is mainly designed for structured graphics (that is,
> network diagrams, flowcharts, UML diagrams, etc). Programs which are
> straight vector graphics editors will probably always be better for this
> sort of work.
>
> One such program you may want to look at is sketch. For more low level
> vector graphics, it may be a better choice than dia at the moment.
Only if you really need to do filled curves, odd patterns and stuff. I
like its overall user interface a lot less that Dia's. And... I couldn't
find the connection points! Even XFig has those. Even though I never use
the specialized sheets, I will stick with Dia. Nothing beats it.
-Lars
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