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I bought it and use it, yes. It's missing some features that InDesign has and is a little slower, but it's a solid workhorse for laying out books and documents

I bought it and use it, yes. It's missing some features that InDesign has and is a little slower, but it's a solid workhorse for laying out books and documents. I don't miss InDesign at this point.

ghaff 7y ago
Interesting. The near universal use of Microsoft Office--along with the later various SaaS products--really hollowed out the publication layout market between word processors that were pretty mediocre at layout and high-end design tools that mostly meant InDesign. (And Scribus always seemed a steep learning curve too.) I don't have a need at the moment but good to know there are still some tools that may make sense for more casual users.