Not, too hard, differently designed.
Scribus can do nearly everything *I* want except for Database merging integration.
TeXmacs does this for me. I use TeXmacs as a text rendering tool. More a typesetting style of use. There are many many plugin/addon/templates/etc for Texmacs... it is insane the amount of customisation is available.
Go look at the TeXmacs website, it is just the tip of the iceberg. Remember TeX is the basis, remember CTAN?
It can do three style of "document notation" all in the same document. Or you force it to convert on saving. You can even save it any number of way as well.
I don't know about you, I still have my Pagemaker v5.0 disks hanging around and still use it from time to time only because of familiarity.
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