Thanks! Isn't it a lot of effort to draw by hand? Genuine question, as I'm interested to know if there's an easy to write text format that will get converted to such a neat looking image :)
Re:What's in a Linux Executable?
by fasterthanlime on Sunday November 01, 2020 @06:24AM
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It definitely takes up a good chunk of time, but it's worth it! It's not that bad once you learn the keyboard shortcuts.
I thought about going the "declarative / adhoc tool" way but I make lots of different diagram types, so I would probably spend forever bikeshedding it instead of writing the actual article.
Comments below already figured out the rotate-hue trick :)
Styling inside the SVG is possible... if the SVG is inline, and not in an `<img>` tag. Also, it would be really hard to target which elements to style, as draw.io does not really give you classes for each color family.
Oh also, I have a whole .drawio => .pdf => .svg => optimized .svg pipeline so you can just save the .svg and not worry about having the fonts. (But also the svg no longer contains the text itself — it's a trade-off).