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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] Anybody use gschem to draw flowcharts?
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I have Dia installed.  But Dia files are incomprehensible binary,
gschem and xfig aren't.  I'd never really tried flowcharts in Xfig
because I hadn't found the Smart Links feature (rubberbanding).

On 3/16/19, Kai-Martin Knaak <kmk AT familieknaak DOT de> wrote:
> Svenn Are Bjerkem wrote am 15. March 2019:
>
>> Did anybody mention Dia?
>
> This would be my suggestion, too.
> Dia is geared toward flow charts much like gschem is geared toward
> electronic schematics. There are actually several libraries of
> electronics symbols available in Dia. However, doing serious EDA would
> be quite a hassle when compared with geda or kicad.
>
> There are lots of options for the design of flow charts available. More
> than 25 kinds of arrow heads, bezier lines, even bezier based polygons,
> all fonts installed on your computer, etc.
> See the attached sample.
>
> The UI of Dia is a little old school. It is all about dialogs popping up.
> Geda users should feel familiar with this style ;-)
> Development sort of stalled about ten years ago. This essentially
> affects mainly users of Microsoft Windows and Apple Mac OSX. The latest
> versions Dia runs on are apparently win2k and Mountain Lion. Geda users
> should feel familiar with this kind of situation, too...
>
>
>>  http://dia-installer.de/
>
> The application is included in most (all?) major linux distros.
>
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