Re: “KDE For Windows 10 Exiles” Campaign

On Sat, 7 Jun 2025 15:15:16 -0400, Paul wrote:

I'd rather have a copy of SuperPaint (which combined elements of
vector and pixmap graphics, back in the day).

I remember that as a Macintosh program. Did you run it on the Mac? Though
there was a competitor, available under two names: “GraphicWorks” and
“ComicWorks”, which was more flexible than SuperPaint because the pixmap
blocks were objects within the vector drawing, rather than being a
separate layer. The “ComicWorks” branding was an attempt to highlight that
feature as being particularly useful to artists creating comics.

There’s nothing directly like that now, but it’s easy enough to use a
separate pixel tool (any or all of Gimp, Krita, MyPaint ...) and then
embed/link the pixel graphics into Inkscape as objects within the vector
drawing. Linking has the added advantage that updates to the original will
be reflected in the composite document.

Kind of like GraphicWorks/ComicWorks ...

We for some reason, had Visio at work, but my imagination was not
ignited by its presence.

I think Inkscape can do everything that Visio can/could do, as well.