Inkscape doesn't do *this*. Tell me how this isn't insane. Phantom nodes that you can't see until you hover? Which when dragged drag neighboring nodes too? And everything moves unpredictably? What?pic.twitter.com/JDwPf1yBSV
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I don't care about Free Software. At least not here. I just want stuff to *work*. This is a licensed copy of AI (borrowing a friend's computer). I was hoping to fix a glitch and have a PNG I could work with in 5 minutes. It turned into a nightmare.
I don't buy the "you're just used to Inkscape" arguments because the UX in that video is absolutely *insane*. In Inkscape, you double click on a path, you see the nodes. The path follows the nodes. In AI, there are two nodes with aligned handles and the path takes a random walk?
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It's a UX that works for them. Because they crave non-transferability of skills. And nobody put pressure on them by releasing anything close to acceptable for a professional environment. They can afford all the silly from that.
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That UX doesn't work for anyone. Have you *watched* the video? It's completely broken and insane. At one point I have two nodes with handles pointed at each other and the path goes halfway across the screen to the right!
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