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...And it’s free to use, even for com­mer­cial pur­poses. Among Mag­num es­sen­tials is a UTF-8-aware OS, filesys­tem and con­sole ab­strac­tion, a ver­sat­ile vec­tor math lib­rary and a slim C++11 wrap­per of Vulkan and OpenGL API fam­il­ies. Build on top of that or opt-in for more. Shaders and prim­it­ives for fast pro­to­typ­ing, al­gorithms, de­bug­ging and auto­mat­ic test­ing, as­set man­age­ment, in­teg­ra­tion with pop­u­lar win­dow­ing toolkits and a UI lib­rary. Everything fits to­geth­er but you still have a choice. ...

...The former is used to import images from digital cameras, while the latter is to select images to copy them or burn them on CD, for example to make hardcopies. The main goal are ease of use and a slim and intuitive UI which can also be used by people with limited computer skills. The programs are made as an alternative to image organisers, for people who find image organisers too bloated, who don't need all the features and/or are confused by the complicated UI, or for users who don't want programs to snatch and organise everything for them which they prefer to organise themselves.

kfig shold become a "replacement" for xfig under KDE. It should be a slim tool to draw Fig-figures which is able to export them to varius file-formats. At the moment, there is only a cvs version available.