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UML modeling software?
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| Jon J. Morin 2002-06-24, 11:25 pm |
| Hi all. Does anyone know of any kind of UML modeling software for Linux.
Someone suggested Kivio, but it really does not do UML, and is too limited.
All of the software that I have seen out there is either for Windoze or way
too expensive.
Jon J. Morin
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Jon J. Morin wrote:
> Hi all. Does anyone know of any kind of UML modeling software for Linux.
Have you tried any applications listed on http://freshmeat.net. They
list one called "UML Modeller for Linux."
- Kurt
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| Nils O. =?iso-8859-1?Q?Sel=E5sdal?= 2002-06-25, 2:25 am |
| In article <bgSR8.1409$Rf.406364@news1.news.adelphia.net>, Jon J. Morin wrote:
> Hi all. Does anyone know of any kind of UML modeling software for Linux.
> Someone suggested Kivio, but it really does not do UML, and is too limited.
> All of the software that I have seen out there is either for Windoze or way
> too expensive.
Together Control Center, http://www.togethersoft.com/ many like it over
Rational Rose,its not free though.
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| Richard James 2002-06-25, 3:25 am |
| Jon J. Morin wrote:
> Hi all. Does anyone know of any kind of UML modeling software for Linux.
> Someone suggested Kivio, but it really does not do UML, and is too
> limited. All of the software that I have seen out there is either for
> Windoze or way too expensive.
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> Jon J. Morin
There are some I've used them. Most of them only done one aspect of UML like
classes. There are two KDE ones though.
The problem is they are written by almost graduating uni students. When they
graduate the programming stops.
What sort of diagramming did you want to do?
Richard 
--
I lost my train of thought, I think it's in a tunnel.
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