When it comes to open-source vector graphics software there’s perhaps nothing else as well known or as well made for the task than Inkscape – and a brand new version is now released. Inkscape 1.4 adds a crop of new features and improves accessibility buffs, with bug fixes, code cleanups, stability tweaks, and performance tune-ups (including faster extensions) also included. Plus, if you’re working on cool isometric designs (like 3D icons) then you’ll be pleased to hear Inkscape 1.4 has improved axonometric grids by allowing you set grid angle by ratio. Download Inkscape from the official website, where Linux users have the option of using a distro-agnostic AppImage file. Linux users can find Inkscape on Flathub and the Canonical Snap Store but, as of writing, those are on v1.3 – if you want Inkscape 1.4 NOW, use the AppImage – and perhaps install Gear Lever to easily manage, integrate, and update AppImages on Ubuntu.