I have been using Inkscape now for a while and I was surprised to see XAML as an export format. This means that I can design UI elements in Inkscape and re-use them in Visual Studio 2008 for WPF/Silverlight applications. This means that I do not have to buy Expression Design, which is a bargain.
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