The latest version of Dia has been effectively evaluated on various operating systems, including Windows 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP, as well as Linux and Mac OS X. Users can find downloadable packages for Mac OS X and Linux on the download page, which also includes details regarding Dia's compatibility with older Windows versions. Dia serves as a powerful tool for generating technical diagrams, borrowing its interface and functionalities from the well-known Windows application, Visio. Among its features are the ability to print multiple pages, export diagrams to a range of formats such as EPS, SVG, CGM, and PNG, and to create custom shapes defined by simple XML. This versatile application is especially beneficial for crafting UML diagrams, network layouts, and flowcharts. Not only does Dia facilitate the creation of a wide array of diagrams, but it is also user-friendly and adaptable, enabling advanced users to produce highly tailored diagrams. Below, you will find two straightforward examples showcasing the types of diagrams that can be easily generated using Dia, illustrating its practicality and efficiency in diagram creation.