>
> I have a friend who's a heavy user of CAD esp. 3D
> aspects [snip] His
> feedback was that though you can do everything in
> AUTOCAD but it becomes unwieldy for 3D stuff- others
> like PRO/E are pretty good. PRO-E is available
> commercially for Linux.
ah well, 3D is another cup of chai. we h
> Well, i know nothing about CAD and the software etc.
> But if someone can
> sit and explain how exactly a CAD software works,
> what is required, etc.
> then maybe something can be done. This could also be
> discussed in the next
> meet, or if there's no time in this meet, it can be
> postpo
On Tue, 18 Mar 2003, LinuxLingam wrote:
> is there anyone out there who would like to start working/developoing QCAD
> further? this could be another project we could initiate at linux-delhi under
> the gpl.
Well, i know nothing about CAD and the software etc. But if someone can
sit and explai
On Monday 17 March 2003 10:20 am, you wrote:
> I remember someone talkin about a good CAD software in one of the
> meets back at sarai. Does anyone have any information 'bout a reasonaby
> good alternative to AutoCAD.
>
> - prateek
this question keeps popping up, and will do so more frequently. r
I remember someone talkin about a good CAD software in one of the
meets back at sarai. Does anyone have any information 'bout a reasonaby
good alternative to AutoCAD.
- prateek
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