For the Latex system architecture drawing tool in Ubuntu, I use LibreOfficeDraw. Taking Springer as an example, if the width of the A4 paper is 21 cm and the margin is 4.4 cm, the width of the image should be 21-(4.4*2) = 12.2 cm, for the sake of beauty and insurance, set it to 12 cm. Therefore, we can create a 12 cm * 12cm drawing area. As shown in: it is best to set the margins.
For more information about Latex's system architecture drawing tool in Ubuntu, I use LibreOffice Draw.
Taking Springer as an example, if the width of the A4 paper is 21 cm and the margin is 4.4 cm, the width of the image should be 21-(4.4*2) = 12.2 cm, for the sake of beauty and insurance, set it to 12 cm.
Therefore, we can create a 12 cm * 12 cm drawing area. As shown in:
Note that it is best to set the margins to 0 cm, so that the exported eps file is not prone to problems.
Next, you just need to start drawing. The drawing function provided by Draw is still very powerful, but it seems inferior to Visio. After drawing, you only need to export it as an eps file to use it in Latex. As shown in:
In addition, I am a newbie in this regard. If you have better tools, please contact me. Thank you.