I love free and open source software, but it's definitely less reliable a lot of the time, and can be buggy.
Not a professional, but I would probably not use Inkscape if graphic design was a big part of my job. Ever had any issues with Inkscape where it can't perform at the level you need for professional graphics? Anything I should be aware of if I want to confidently make the case that I can do just as good of job (with better communication and faster turnaround)? I feel like a lot of getting better and better is knowing software well, so I'm wondering what y'all think. I did some searching and found that Illustrator does better with some color things, but it seemed more like an issue if you're printing. Recently I had requested IT install Inkscape on my new work laptop, and at that time they warned me that higher-ups might only want me using commercial software. I really enjoy it too, so I'm thinking about seeing if I can make it a bit more of an "official" role - right now, it's more like people ask me to do stuff because they know I'm pretty good and easier to work with than the "graphic artists" we contract out to. I'm not a graphic designer by trade, but because I have a knack for software and design, it's become an increasingly important part of my work over the last couple years. pdf to open document or Word format? If I just need to make a small edit, I usually import it into Inkscape, but that's not going to give you reflowable text.I'm curious what this community thinks. What apps software or websites do you use to supplement what design space is lacking? Inkscape (Windows/Mac/Linux) : open source and free vector creator program.the year zero of the Linux desktop Obviously Inkscape has had great updates the last few years.On the official website the latest versions don't even have a link to the store version. Windows Store vs Installer version The store version seems to be very low priority for the developers, so new releases may take a while to land there, as pointed out on this page there is only "limited support" and some functionality may not be available.If you need to fine-tune the graph a alittle bit more, you can export the result as SVG and adjust the graph in any SVG editor like Inkscape. looking for software for making trees of relations Simply describe your nodes and edges and Graphviz will take care of the positioning.
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