On my main machine? No. But I keep an old Windows XP virtual machine with X3 installed just to open legacy client files. And honestly? For simple vector work, it’s still faster than modern bloated suites.
CorelDRAW X3 wasn’t flashy, but it was reliable . It hit the sweet spot between features and performance. If you learned design on X3, you probably have muscle memory for shortcuts that haven’t changed in 20 years – and that’s a beautiful thing. corel draw x3
For me, it was crashing only twice a week instead of five times. 😄 Want me to adjust the tone (more technical, humorous, or nostalgic) or turn this into a short video script or Reddit post? On my main machine