In January 2013 I have published a post called LibreOffice in the Enterprise where I shared experiences we had with LibreOffice migration. In the end I mentioned Visio support in LibreOffice Draw and that I was able to replace MS Visio. One of the problems I had was finding high quality icons (stencils) for LibreOffice Draw. You see, LibreOffice has become a solid Visio replacement, and with every new version is becoming a viable Visio freeware alternative. Discover technical information with whitepapers, user guides, and datasheets to learn more about Synology products. While there are some LibreOffice computer and network shapes and a number keeps growing, there is still a shortage of High-quality shapes to build network diagrams.įortunately, Mr. Mark Oellermann, who works for VRT Systems, contacted me with great news.
He created LibreOffice Network diagram icons of high quality. The shapes are isometric and very similar in style to MS shapes. The file Netgear-Stencils-5-Other.vss contains stencils which are missing from the rest, so I made a simple block diagram. The samples offered are precise, functional illustrations of devices found in a typical data center infrastructure, including racks, servers and storage equipment, audio-video cables and equipment, and logical equipment. Netgear My Collection of Netgear Visio Stencils All of these are the free Netgear Visio stencils that I have found online. Icons are licensed under Creative-Commons. Our sample Visio stencils represent equipment made by major hardware manufacturers. They are available in both LibO and OO extension repositories. In addition, they have been packed in Fedora 19 and 20 repositories.
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