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I have been using AutoDesk AutoCAD under Windows 2000 and XP for a little while now and everything else on my SuSE box. Just recently, I have switched EVERYTHING to ...
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- 08-19-2004 #1Just Joined!
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AutoCAD for Fedora Core 2 (Linux)
I have been using AutoDesk AutoCAD under Windows 2000 and XP for a little while now and everything else on my SuSE box. Just recently, I have switched EVERYTHING to Fedora Core 2. I am not curious to see if anyone knows a CAD program that will run on Fedora (or any version of Linux) that is most like AutoDesk (or any high-grade AutoCAD program).
Thanks in advance.
- 08-19-2004 #2Linux Newbie
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You'll need to Google for these because I don't feel like it.
QCAD, Varicad, Cycas, LinuxCAD, CAM Expert, SISCAD-P, ME-10, CAD-DA, Microstation, Varimetrix.
For the full AutoCAD experience you'll likely need to run AutoCAD.
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That won't happen on Linux until you AutoCAD get dead in the middle of AutoDesks back and demand it.
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However, With the tools listed above, individually or in some combination, you should be able to satisfy most if not all your CAD needs.OH NOOOOO!!!!!! You did it the way I said?
- 08-25-2004 #3Just Joined!
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Have a look at GraphiteOne, which claims to be very much like AutoCAD, such that an AutoCAD user can transition with little difficulty. It's free, which is a BIG plus over AutoCAD.


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