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Re: [opensuse] AutoCAD and Linux?
- From: SOTL <sotl155360@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2007 18:29:05 -0500
- Message-id: <200704191829.06236.sotl155360@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Thursday 19 April 2007 03:11, Clayton wrote:
> I know this is an oft asked question, but... well, I'm going to ask it
> again to see if anyone here has recently been playing with getting
> AutoCAD working in Wine
Some guy did a few years did in South Africa.
>
> A friend of mine is asking me if he can use AutoCAD with Linux (wants
> to move to Linux at some point, and this is the last blocker). I've
> done some digging and AutoCAD 2002 seems to be working reasonably well
> in Wine (or Crossover). Beyond that version though, there is a
> noticeable lack of information. Has anyone here had any success with
> newer versions of AutoCAD in Linux?
Safe to assume that the latest versions not play nice.
>
> We toyed with the idea of running a VMware instance, but that was
> discarded as overkill since the end user would simply be running Linux
> to run VMWare to run AutoCAD. Not much point there.
>
> AutoCAD is a fixed requirement in this situation, and native Linux
> alternatives cannot be used. Long story that is not worth repeating
> here... suffice to say, AutoCAD is a must.
Not much in CAD but you may want to take a look at
http://www.brlcad.org/
>
> C.
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> I know this is an oft asked question, but... well, I'm going to ask it
> again to see if anyone here has recently been playing with getting
> AutoCAD working in Wine
Some guy did a few years did in South Africa.
>
> A friend of mine is asking me if he can use AutoCAD with Linux (wants
> to move to Linux at some point, and this is the last blocker). I've
> done some digging and AutoCAD 2002 seems to be working reasonably well
> in Wine (or Crossover). Beyond that version though, there is a
> noticeable lack of information. Has anyone here had any success with
> newer versions of AutoCAD in Linux?
Safe to assume that the latest versions not play nice.
>
> We toyed with the idea of running a VMware instance, but that was
> discarded as overkill since the end user would simply be running Linux
> to run VMWare to run AutoCAD. Not much point there.
>
> AutoCAD is a fixed requirement in this situation, and native Linux
> alternatives cannot be used. Long story that is not worth repeating
> here... suffice to say, AutoCAD is a must.
Not much in CAD but you may want to take a look at
http://www.brlcad.org/
>
> C.
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