You know you can drag layers to reorder them using the xml editor window, right?

I’ve been using Inkscape for a long time now as replacement for Corel and AI. At this point I’m used to it so that I don’t miss any of the non-FOSS counterparts. It’s true I had to get used to having less features, but I learned to do what I need with the tools available in Inkscape. I now usually install Inkscape on Windows machines too when I have to do some work on them.
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Sure…If you ask me - not fun 
Not saying it’s best, just saying it’s there if it needs to be used. I just do without dragging layers to reorder usually (i use send to back and bring to front a lot)
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BTW if you miss the paging feature of Corel, I recommend using Scribus (an InDesign FOSS alternative).
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Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, it is kind of a hacky way of doing it.
Out of interest, what’s wrong with the Inkscape layer system?

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Very rudimentary. Off the top of my head, doesn’t include layer groups, duplicating layer groups, previews, grouping of two objects is not shown. I am sure there is more.
Gimp Layers as a comparison;
