For me, Gimp, Scribus and InkScape cover just about anything I would want to do but, then again, I'm not a professional designer. They take a bit of learning th

For me, Gimp, Scribus and InkScape cover just about anything I would want to do but, then again, I'm not a professional designer. They take a bit of learning that's all. Scribus reminds me of QuarkXPress which I always preferred to InDesign. As an aside, I have just discovered Gimp's "Single-Window Mode". It's a godsend for anyone who uses a tiling window manager.