i don't know how to reply to this.
but i will try.
if i look at the list of features in
https://github.com/nitramr/scribus-indigo/wiki i would say that:
- most panels are now dockable
- i've made a patch for having frame and content properties and it will probably be merged soon
- i've also submitted a patch for keeping the section open that will probably be merged soon
- we have now a dark theme (on top of the light theme... somebody has created the icons, i've made the patch for having it integrated in scribus and jean has pulled it in.)
- hdpi support is there.
the big thing missing from the list is the high configurability per drag and drop, but i'm more and more convinced that it's not something i would like to use (some of the reasons for it can be read here:
https://www.ianbicking.org/blog/2019/04/users-want-control-is-a-shrug.html )
if you don't agree on that, please write down your thoughts...
what i would like to see in scribus ASAP are the panel layout improvements:
- a concept for the resources managements (colors creation and use).
- a big re-layout of the palettes that improves the access to the features and compacts their view.
if you wonder how you can help to get there, write down your skills and i can help you with founding tasks that you can do for scribus.
scribus is not a company, and not much will happen if people don't commit and do the hard work (and, really, i regret how things have gone with martin -- the indigo author -- and i'm working hard to avoid that this will happen again! or at least that it won't happen too often anymore...).
so, what are you doing next?
ciao
a.l.e