Re: [gentoo-user] Linux design software recommendations

[Ernie Schroder]

On Sunday 26 March 2006 11:57, a tiny voice compelled Álvaro Castro to write:
> Hello!!
>
> Well, I'm an architecture student who has wasted tons
> of time trying to get gentoo runing all kind of
> necessary software for my studies.
>
> Maybe if I tell you what software I use, it will help
> you:
>
> For 3d:
> Maya for linux (prop.)
> Pro/E for linux (prop.)
> Blender -> IT'S REALLY GOOD (probably one of the best
> pieces of software available) It is just not used for
> companies.
>
> For video:
> Cinelerra
>
> For vectorial drawing:
> Sodipodi
> Scribus (I really like it, it has all the necessary
> things) -> use it instead of Adobe Indesign or
> Illustrator
>
> For raster images:
> Well, of course, GIMP
>
> For CAD:
> Qcad (It is reeeeeeaaally BAD) unuseful for Autocad
> people.
> BricsCAD (prop.) It works OK for Autocad users. You
> can get a Demo.
>
>
> As you can see, unfortunately, there are still some
> points where CAD/CAM and architecture linux users need
> some propietary software. I tried many other programs
> (like Varicad and so on) but they, simply, make you
> waste your time.
>
> Make any other question about this topic, I think I
> can help you.
>
> Good luck!!
>
> .alvaro.castro.
>
>
>
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There is BRL Cad.... a bit**h to use but free and open sourced, no ebuild and 
it's maintained by the US Army http://www.brlcad.org/
-- 
Regards, Ernie

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