FreeCAD-0.13 for Porteus 1.2-i486 (KDE4)
Posted: 12 Aug 2012, 02:13
Although relative new, FreeCAD is a free alternative to the commercial CAD programs. It is not comparable to any DeFacto-standard program, and its interface is multi-platform (Linux-mac-win) written in qt. It accepts modules in c++ or in phyton and can be extended to handle a variety of problems that the other still cannot.
It is a big application (about 150 MB) and handle 3d objects; works natively in linux under GPL.
Make a folder FreeCAD in "modules" and download it from here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?8yn17uf7e859b
A snapshot is already posted under KDE4-32-bits discussion. There is a very good tutorial in the internet. There is also a forum where all the problems in relationship to the application are clearly exposed. I already posted about the building of FreeCAD on Porteus. If you google "freecad porteus" you will find it.
Fine Business!
Enjoy!
It is a big application (about 150 MB) and handle 3d objects; works natively in linux under GPL.
Make a folder FreeCAD in "modules" and download it from here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?8yn17uf7e859b
A snapshot is already posted under KDE4-32-bits discussion. There is a very good tutorial in the internet. There is also a forum where all the problems in relationship to the application are clearly exposed. I already posted about the building of FreeCAD on Porteus. If you google "freecad porteus" you will find it.
Fine Business!
Enjoy!