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Lucidchart: This Diagram application you wish Dia was

Nov 05, 2012  By BH
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It will probably take a couple years to get out there since it is still relatively new but Lucidchart is the Linux friendly diagramming tool you wish you had when Dia was the only option. A quick demo is really all it takes to see what I am talking about.

+1 for web standards

mplayer with overlay and screenshot filter didn't work together. ›

Quite a few now

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Submitted by Trevor (not verified) on Tue, 11/06/2012 - 06:36.

The online diagramming field is kind of buzzing now. I guess the growth of cloud applications helped. I'm currently using Creately which I guess is similar to Lucidchart.

web apps galore

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Submitted by Lucidchat (not verified) on Tue, 11/06/2012 - 16:54.

Yeah the cloud is the future, for sure.

Here is the demo link again doesn't seem to be working above.

Lucidchart demo

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