[Kde-science] Re: Programs produce high-quality vector figures

[Matteo Agostinelli]

Hello Martin,

you might want to try Cirkuit (http://projects.kde.org/cirkuit), which
is a KDE interface for some languages (TikZ, Circuit Macros) that are
commonly used for production of high-quality vector graphics (with
LaTeX support). However, the learning curve might be a little bit
steep at the beginning because you will need to learn the basics of
the language. I can assure you that in the long run you will be
rewarded for the initial effort.

If you are looking for a point and click solution, in the past I used
Xfig and Inkscape... I wouldn't know about a KDE/Qt program though
....

Matteo

On Sun, Jan 23, 2011 at 10:47, Martin Ruessler <martin.ruessler at gmx.net> wrote:
> Hello KDE science,
> when I write protocols and present data I use LaTeX (and therefore KiLe). Since you have a vector file format
> and vector fonts it seems logical to produce vector figures, also. In the past Rkward was the program of
> choice but for a single figure the effort seems a bit high expecially when it comes to fine tuning, additional
> text and such. Do you know of any alternative (KDE/Qt) programs which produces high quality vector images
> and is easy/fast to use?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Martin
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