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On 03/04/2013 10:23 PM, Francisco Ares wrote: |
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> 2013/3/4 Andrew Lowe <250520E@××××××××××.au <mailto:250520E@××××××××××.au>> |
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> On 5/03/2013 8:52 AM, Andrey Moshbear wrote: |
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> On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 6:56 PM, Silvio Siefke |
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> <siefke_listen@×××.de <mailto:siefke_listen@×××.de>> wrote: |
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> Hello, |
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> know someone a program for draw floor plans? I has use |
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> normal Visio for |
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> it, but unter Linux? |
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> Have you tried app-office/dia ? |
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> My two cents on dia: ugly, klunky, non intuitive, simple |
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> tasks are nearly, if not totally impossible to perform. I teach 1st |
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> year Engineering students and I recommend they look at Draftsight. |
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> It's not in portage, but is an easy install. It's also |
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> multiplatform, Linux, Win & Mac. |
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> Regards, |
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> Andrew |
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> I have tried to use Google Sketchup in the past, with little success, |
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> but I didn't persist as I should, I guess. Don't know if it is in |
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> portage, though. |
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> If 2D drawing is enough, OpenOffice / LibreOffice have a vector drawing |
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> program, and Inkscape is just about it. |
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> For a big shot, Blender is a 3D suite, but complex enough to scare a bit. |
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I saw FreeCAD demo'd at a local makerspace meeting. It looks like a good |
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place to go for people accustomed to AutoCAD. The guy demoing it uses it |
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to hand-digitize steam engine blueprints as a hobby. (And he's a Gentoo |
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user, albeit not on any of the lists or IRC channel, AFAIK) |
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For my 3D modelling needs, I've been using OpenSCAD...but that's very |
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much out of the way if you're looking to do floorplans. |
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DIA is a PITA if you're looking for Visio-like ease-of-use...but it's |
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the closest thing to Visio there is on Linux, AFAIK. |