Release notes Installer 0.97.2-2 Contains Dia 0.97.2 with updated base libraries. Dia 0.97.2 A bugfix and maintenance release. A lot of translation updates. 28 bugs fixed: More colors for SADT. The installer is digitally signed now. Checksums sha1sum bf774bf6902e390d2a4ade45dde41f905c60ceeb dia-setup-0.97.2-2-unsigned.exe Screenshot.

Requirements The current Dia release has been tested successfully on Windows 8.1, 8, 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP, Linux and Mac OS X. The provides download packages for Mac OS X and Linux as well as information about Dia on older Windows versions. Picture frame machine. Troubleshooting If you encounter any problems with dia, please read through the first.

You should also check the. License Dia is free software available under the terms of the GNU, the GPLv2.

Visio is the most conspicuous example of a program that I found useful on Windows for which I have not identified a Mac-compatible replacement. Visio's primary function is as a flowchart diagramming tool. It allows the user to construct complex information flows with smart objects and interconnect graphics that snap and bend as the user moves things around on the page.

It's morphed over the years to support other diagram and information flow views like IT diagrams and UI mockups. What's out there that can replace Visio on the Mac? Surprised to see that isn't on here.

HTML5 based. Supports all the IT libraries I want. Import and export any Visio files. It has a visio viewer that allows you to edit and view visio files. This is because its integrated with your google drive so it is easy for Lucidchart to allow you to work on those files and export it.

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Lucid chart has a collaborative interface that allows to easily work with small teams editing rather than having to send a diagram back and forth. Its free for a single user. (there are other options which do have prices attached which isn't too bad). It has a drag and drop feature which makes it easy to use and is very intuitive. An alternative viewer to the one mentioned in Donald B's answer is: A smart file viewing tool to support the use of Visio files by Mac OS users, enabling them to view, save and print Microsoft Visio drawings and diagrams on Mac OS X 10.7 and higher. View Microsoft Visio Drawings in VSD format easily on Mac.

Convert Visio to PDF with original elements retained. Support multi-tab viewing to switch between multiple Visio files easily. It is a 'Paid-For' product however it is available as a 'Free Trial', to allow you to try before you buy (if so desired).