It could be a geometric shape, it could be drawn freehand, it could have an image inside it, it could have color and a shadow and so forth. Meanwhile, OmniGraffle has had lots of time to evolve and that evolution, as a result of the generous, thoughtful, and innovative programming practices at The Omni Group, has yielded stunning results.Ī diagram is like a drawing, but it consists primarily of shapes and smart connectors. The price has come down a lot since then in fact, for many users, OmniGraffle is free, because for the past four-odd years it has come bundled with certain higher-end Macs. Conceptually, it’s modeled on a NeXT-based application called Diagram! (a product of Lighthouse Design, a company later swallowed and, in typical fashion, subsequently scuttled by Sun), which goes back to the early 1990s and used to cost $500. OmniGraffle, from The Omni Group (the same folks who brought you OmniWeb, Adam’s favorite Web browser), is a wonderful application that draws diagrams with easy grace. Given the canonical exchange rate of a picture for a thousand words, sooner or later you’re going to need to draw diagrams. #1594: iOS 15.2.1, AirTag stalking, CES Tech Trends for 2022.#1595: Replacing the Time Capsule, AT&T and Verizon 5G coverage expands, is iOS 15's Focus overkill?.#1596: OS updates, Apple Q1 2022 outpaces supply constraints, Yahoo POP bug, Apple Personal Safety User Guide, Simply Piano.#1597: Apple Watch fitness tracking, cloud storage issues, Roku Express 4K+, watchOS 8.4.1.#1598: OS updates, Fantastical 3.6 self-scheduling, Mindfulness measures HRV, Monterey on too-old Macs, TidBITS list gremlins.
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