A very nice program that I have been useing alot lately is "dia". It
currently comes with helix gnome and seems to be very stable. I dont know
how portable the file format is. It native format is a compressed XML. It
does have options to export a number of different formats, but I think most
are image formats.
Give the most current version a try and see hgow it works, I just took a
look at the most current version and it appears to export a few more file
formats, some of which I don't recognize.
Brian Cluff
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> Is there a Visio-like tool available in opensource or at least free?
> Something that runs both on Linux and Windows (or at least on Liunux and
> has a common data file format for Windows sharing) would be wonderful.
> Anyone know of anything?
>
> BTW Visio is a program developed and the bought by M$ for drawing diagrams
> like flow charts, network and office layouts, etc. Kind of a CAD with
> pre-drawn objects and virtual templates for common items.
>
> Alan
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