Storing my graph as an image also makes it hard to collaborate. I could select and cut a region containing the box and label, then paste it elsewhere, but that wouldn't move the links connecting the box to other boxes. If I create a box with a text label, I can't group them together to make a single object, because there are no objects. Paint doesn't have any notions of boxes, circles, or text: instead, it manipulates the pixels in images directly.
The downside is, it stops being easy as soon as I want to change things or collaborate with other people. Option #1: use a generic drawing tool like Microsoft Paint. It's been harder than I expected, and I think the reasons might give some insight into how a computational thinker thinks.
#Gephi vs graphviz software
As part of that, I have spent the last two days trying to draw a graph showing the questions Software Carpentry seeks to answer, and the concepts that underpin the answers.
Money for me to keep working full-time on Software Carpentry hasn't materialized, so as I've mentioned in a couple of recent posts, I'm trying to find a way to organize the course material more coherently in the hope that other people will (finally) start to contribute content as well.
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