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Any one know of a Linux program that does the same as M$ Visio?
I work as a network consultant and need something to draw up network diagrams and plans for customers and i really wanted to start using Linux as my main OS, if i can find this i will be able to almost remove windows from my system altogether.
I use Lucid Chart <SPAM LINK REMOVED> and this is a capable programming tool; you can use it as web-based. You can use this tool anywhere you are; there is no specific location required. There is the best feature set that is added to this amazing software; due to this, you can make any type of information that you want in it.
And you posted this *SEVENTEEN YEARS* after the last post, just to put a spam link to a website for Mac software, from a Windows forum, on a Linux website???
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