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Network Topology Diagram/Map Tools?
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this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2023
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dia diagram editor (desktop application). I like that
.diadiagrams can be exported to PNG by command-line so this fits well in my automated setup (edit diagram in dia, runmake doc, PNG diagram updated and embedded in my projects README).As others said, draw.io is also nice.
.dia is new to me. I am about to jump from arch to debian on my main rig, so this might be a good option. thanks!