You can also try out the Inkscape extension included "plugin" means that you can do it in the program, but you need an extra plugin. "planned" means actual coding has begun on it, but it is not yet functional. "partial" means the feature exists, but leaves much to be desired. * If a spot is blank, its status is either not known, or the devs might be vaguely thinking about implementing it some day. * Hover the mouse over a block to see what version the feature first appears in, if known, plus other relevant notes. They are based mostly on browsing video tutorials for them. Please note that I have no access to InDesign, Quark, Xara, or Illustrator, so the estimation of the capabilities of those programs might be totally wrong.
This dtp comparison on Wikipedia, and also This page about vector graphics editors in Wikipedia, If you see something that is not correct. THIS TABLE IS FAR FROM COMPLETE! Please send me updates, or post on the issue tracker Of this is currently implemented in Laidout. Self respecting desktop publishing software should have.
List of features that are not so much a roadmap as things that any Here is a brief comparison between a few closed and open source vector graphics programs.
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