(i'll top post you too! ;)
i used to use xfig to make drawings at work. i got tired of the crummy
interface, and after some searches found dia - which does everything
better then xfig, and looks better. i'm not sure xfig is being developed
any more. i use dia whenever i need something, and it is _almost_ good
enough - it has some quirks regarding movement of objects which are
connected with lines - the ability to control the lines is not "good
enough" - and i need to handle by hand things that could have been
better automated.
i never worked seriously with visio, so i can't compare - rumurs say
visio is much better - however, my few attempts to use it have found
problems with it too. how i miss McDraw..... :0
--guy
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You reminded me of xfig. I haven't used it in years but I seem to remember
that I very quickly was able to learn enough to make very good drawings.
Michael
On Mon, 19 Feb 2007, Oren Held wrote:
There's dia (python based) and kivio (kde), but unfortunately they're
not as good as visio..
Dan Bar Dov wrote:
Is there some free linux app similar to Visio or McDraw?
I'd like to draw some block diagrams and save as GIF/JPEG so I can
display it in a web browser.
Thanks,
Dan
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