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I'll put in a plug for an offline diagramming tool that I created, Vexlio (https://vexlio.com https://vexlio.com). It has some neat features like embedded LaTeX
by ttd 8y ago
I'll put in a plug for an offline diagramming tool that I created, Vexlio (https://vexlio.com https://vexlio.com). It has some neat features like embedded LaTeX equation editing, nice snapping, and a program mode (so you can draw diagrams in Lua code if you prefer that to mouse work).
- zxexz 8y agoI love Vexlio! I use the Windows version whenever I'm doing diagramming on Windows. As somebody who predominantly uses Linux, I was wondering if you have Linux support on your roadmap? I'm rarely actually in a situation where I could use Vexlio on OSX or Windows, but of you had Linux support I would literally be using it daily (and I'm sure I'm not the only one). I used to use it in Wine, but it took a lot of finicking to get it working and behaviour was just a little too nondeterministic when it worked.
- ttd 8y agoThanks, I'm glad you like it! I should experiment with Wine to see if any of the finicky behavior is something I can fix on the Vexlio side. There has been a lot of interest in a native Linux version, and it is on the longer-term roadmap. Unfortunately it is a fairly significant undertaking, so it will most likely be a while.
- zxexz 8y agoThank you for the response :) When I get some spare time I can send you the details on what I had to do to get it (barely) working.
- sriram_malhar 8y agoWhere were you hiding all these years! I love this. The latex typesetting and dup'ing objects in a line and circle are two features I miss elsewhere. Plus programmability!
- ttd 8y agoThanks, I hope you find it useful!
- sriram_malhar 8y agoI have played around with it and I like it a lot. The one feature I would like is object connectors that move with the object.