I can't speak for the experience on linux, but on mac Inkscape needs to:
- Support high dpi displays
- It needs to scroll and zoom smoothly. (There's no reason for it to lag while scrolling and zooming on a modern computer. Every other app on my system manages it).
- It needs to use the operating system's menubar instead of xquartz.
- Use native controls for everything. That open/save dialog looks like something out of the 90's.
Frankly, yes.
I can't speak for the experience on linux, but on mac Inkscape needs to:
- Support high dpi displays
- It needs to scroll and zoom smoothly. (There's no reason for it to lag while scrolling and zooming on a modern computer. Every other app on my system manages it).
- It needs to use the operating system's menubar instead of xquartz.
- Use native controls for everything. That open/save dialog looks like something out of the 90's.
- It needs to support smooth scrolling.
That would be a start.