Hey! I’m not sure if this is exactly what your are looking for, but I use Inkscape for all my vector graphics needs. It does have a trace function to help convert raster images into vector, which might help. And you can do CTRL+L to simplify it. I have used it for creating SVGs for a vynal cutter, which might be similar to what you are doing? I’ve used it on Linux, Mac and Windows without much issue… but there might be a little learning curve.

https://inkscape.org/

Good luck!

Then you’ll really like to hear that not only do I edit the file with vim on the production server, but I did it as root after a “sudo su”… and then I committed the change from prod… with svn… only so that I could bring my dev environment up to speed with what is now in production with an svn update.

Oh man, that’s totally me! But I can’t tell you why it is so appealing to my demographic. I don’t know anyone IRL here and nothing about it seems like it would scare off everyone else…

BUT while we are all here:

• Trapper Keepers
• Garbage Pail Kids
• Music on cassette tapes
• Vim > Emacs