Inkscape

Just wondering what people here think of Inkscape and whether they frequently use it? I think that for a free open-source application it does it's job very, very well.

I'm an open-source and free software supporter. I didn't try it that much because I entered vector worlds just lately. So, i picked illustrator right away. Because, I had a bad experience with GIMP trying to convince myself that it may cover Photoshop. Nothing compete an open-source OS, but when it came to visuals, they are behind.

http://www.designcon...forum/#software So, I think that link answers "what people here think of Inkscape"

I solely use Inkscape (with import into PS for final entries). Since it is the first vector software I learned and is simple to both look at and use, I'm finding switching to Illustrator nearly impossible.

I must try it. Sadly, I switched back from Ubuntu to Windozzz for illustrator sake.

waiting for the latest version of inkscape..

Yes it is free. However, there are many limitation in design comparing to other professional programs, such as CorelDraw, Adobe...

I think you mean "to other COMMERCIAL programs". Inkscape is professional.

Keeping in mind that Inkscape is free,it is really superb(and pro in quality)...

Inkscape is a professional vector graphics editor for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. It's free and open source. But i not used this. I'm not a good artist. So i needed photo to vector convert. Realdraw 5.2 is great. it's not free and open source. Thanks for share.