Quoting John Foster ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> There is virtually NO free software that comes close to AutoCad in
> features as far as I am aware.
Possibly of interest:
Back in 2002, before the Linux Gazette staff left SSC's hosting and
moved to linuxgazette.NET, a guy named Richard Brown submitted this tip
to the Answer Gang column:
Saw your "not yet". I am a mechanical engineer. I run AutoCAD daily
on Linux using VMware. (Running SuSE 8.0 or 7.3, AMD 1.4 with 768
Mg) Works beautifully. Frequently, I had 10 or 15 sessions of
AutoCAD running at the same time. Never a problem. Nice also when I
want to reload or update, as from 7.3 to 8.0; simply copy the back
the Windows 2000 file. To me, it is the preferable way to run
AutoCAD.
-richard
I maintain a list of Linux options, highlighting the free-software /
open source ones, at "CAD[D]" on http://linuxmafia.com/kb/Apps/ .
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