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Mac? Linux?

It runs decently under wine on Linux, but I've heard Mac users struggle.

But yeah, I get it.

I’ve been using Campaign Cartographer 3+ for a few years now. It does support image backgrounds (and depending on your image it might even trace it for you)… … but I should say that it does have a somewhat steep learning curve. It’s more a CAD tool than a drawing tool.

You will most likely need to read the tutorials and maybe watch a few videos to be comfortable with it. Luckily, there’s lots of videos and a forum with tons of friendly people.

It’s not cheap but it just so happens that there’s a Humble Bundle ongoing for the next 5 days:

https://www.humblebundle.com/software/maps-extravaganza-revisited-software

You’d have to go for the highest tier to get the base program.

I don’t know if calls work, but all the other stuff you mention does work.

Ah. Good point. I don’t think I’ve received calls. I don’t know if they would work

I have an old device in the closet and use the matrix bridge. The bridge bot kindly reminds me to turn on the phone every 12 days, but I think WA’s requirement is 15 days.

I do have to ask though: other than basic text chat, what else does WA offer these days?

For the record, I’m able to see videos, images and listen to audio. Haven’t received a poll yet. Is there anything more to it?

Oops. Forgot to add /s at the end.

Still, thanks for the link. An interesting read.

Nono... There was no mistake there.

Before the Clone Wars, there were lots of Jedi everywhere in the Galaxy, and only a couple of Sith.

Anakin did bring balance.

I'm lazy, so... here you go:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayland_(protocol)#Adoption

Initial release of xorg was 2004

Yeah, but XOrg was forked from XFree86.

Glad I could help. Let us know how it goes. :)

I’ve been meaning to try out Age of Fantasy (or Age of Fantasy Skirmish) by One Page Rules.

Not having actually played it, I don’t know if I should recommend it, but you can download the main rules for free and give it a read.

If you don’t mind the learning curve, Scribus does a good job.