Gravit Designer is a free and multi-platform tool for creating and editing vector graphics, which is an interesting alternative to InkScape or Adobe Illustrator.

The application is characterized by high speed, a sophisticated graphical interface, and is focused mainly on novice users, but it will also be interesting for experienced users, offering them wide functionality to perform various tasks. This tool offers a basic palette of tools for creating curves and shapes, drawing, scaling and aligning. It has a rich library of fonts and ready-to-use templates, and supports the formats GVDESIG (proprietary), SVG, SVGZ, PDF, EPS and SKETCH and allows you to export projects to image files PDF and JPG.

Gravit Designer can be successfully used as a tool that supports the work of various types of graphic designers and web designers. Thanks to the support of the layer mechanism, it can also be used to create slightly more complex projects. With its help, the user can create, among other things, various types of logos, business cards, posters, greeting cards, etc. It follows that he is indispensable when working in the advertising field, again, both for beginners and professionals in this modern direction trade.

 Kodi is a multi-platform program that acts as a media player and software using open source. Also, its interface provides convenient use of various audio files, photos and video files that are located on a computer, optical disk, located on a local network or the Internet. It is possible to control it using the remote control.

Kodi is one of the most common alternatives to Windows Media Center, which was created by Windows, and Front Row, created by Apple. This program can support many different custom designs, as well as third-party plugins that have been created by enthusiasts.

Kodi’s initial task was to use it as a media center on the first Xbox, but then the developers made it cross-platform - and now it is available on operating systems such as Windows, Android, macOS, iOS and others. Until version 13 (inclusive), the program was known as XBMC (derived from the first name of Xbox Media Center).