Diagramming Tools for Linux
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For those who live in the Linux desktop world and don’t have a way of using Visio (I assume). What are your favorite applications for network diagrams, flow charts, etc?
I recall trying Dia a while back, and I’ve used Libre Office Draw before. I’m curious to see what else is there or commonly used.
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@eddiejennings said in Diagramming Tools for Linux:
For those who live in the Linux desktop world and don’t have a way of using Visio (I assume). What are your favorite applications for network diagrams, flow charts, etc?
I recall trying Dia a while back, and I’ve used Libre Office Draw before. I’m curious to see what else is there or commonly used.
I use https://www.draw.io/
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@dbeato said in Diagramming Tools for Linux:
@eddiejennings said in Diagramming Tools for Linux:
For those who live in the Linux desktop world and don’t have a way of using Visio (I assume). What are your favorite applications for network diagrams, flow charts, etc?
I recall trying Dia a while back, and I’ve used Libre Office Draw before. I’m curious to see what else is there or commonly used.
I use https://www.draw.io/
The NextCloud plugin for that works well.
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draw.io or LibreOffice Draw.
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I do stuff with LibreOffice Draw. I found draw.io to be annoying. Cannot recall why. has been 2 years since I used it.
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LibreOffice Draw works well and I think LucidChart would be good too.
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Because I'm annoying and like things that are text based I like graphviz. However if you want some really nice looking stuff I've used cloudcraft.co. It's AWS specific but has blank shapes as well.
