personally i think inkscape would be a better base for the sort of thing you
want; all it needs is maybe just multiple documents and then it is almost
there whereas openoffice draw would need a serious overall (which would take
for ever at the current rate of development). Presentation work is IMHO
wildly different from publishing work; I agree that draw should be renamed
to publish, that makes much more sense. Inkscape can be used for
presentations and of course there is jkeynote but as both are not
interoperable with Microsoft office which I have to show any presentations I
make with they are not much help.
2008/11/27 Vincent - D. Ertner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi,
>
> Hubert Figuiere schrieb:
> >> There's no harm in merging these modules - both could profit from
> >> each other's strengths.
>
> > You know that both Impress and Draw are the same code base and the
> > same module: 'sd'?
>
> That's why I am proposing to get rid of this useless separation between
> "Draw" and "Impress" - especially as this component is more than drawing
> and impressing ppl ... maybe both should simply be merged into "Publish"
> or whatever the new module could be called ...
>
> FreeHand has Web-Export, Presentation features etc ... and is one of the
> few applications (like Draw) out there, that supports multiple documents
> in one file - which is an awesome and absolutely necessary feature for
> any kind of design process, as you evolve your logos step by step
> (usually).
>
> Draw just needs some features from FreeHand and Inkscape and others to
> become a real whooping component ... and I think it should be feasable.
>
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Tom Wright
