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Umbrello 1.1 Released

Posted by michael on from the don't-forget-your-umbrello dept.

An anonymous reader writes "The new stable version of Umbrello UML Modeller 1.1 was released on 20 January. Currently only source and SuSE packages are available. Is there a better UML modeller for Linux?"

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  1. Possibly Better by Tomah4wk · · Score: 3, Informative

    Umbrello is great (i just started using it a few days ago), and will be properly integrated into the next kdevelop (possibly next but one) along with valgrind and many other kick arse tools. In the past i have also used argouml (search google) which is written in java and works very well. Any debian users can also apt-get argouml to install the latest version.

    1. Re:Possibly Better by _pruegel_ · · Score: 2, Informative

      There is also an enhanced version of Argo/UML called Posseidon (http://www.gentleware.de). The Community Edition is free of charge and there are also a Standard and a Professional Edition.

  2. Other UML Modeller by mshiltonj · · Score: 3, Informative

    There's ArgoUML, but I've used it very little. Haven't used Umbrello at all. Would be interested in a head-to-head comparison.

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  3. Other tools. by fogof · · Score: 3, Informative

    I used dia for UML. I know of 2 other tools out there. One that does the code generation and one that does the importing of code into a dia uml diagram. I found both on freshmeat. But I just installed Umbrello and it seems that it is far better than both that I have used.

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  4. Re:FYI: Code Import only supports C++ by Arandir · · Score: 2, Informative

    It supports Java, C++ and PHP out of the box. Go to "Code -> Add/Remove Generation Languages", then add the one you want. Since it's a plugin architecture, you can add more when people write them.

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