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WardHollowayPE (Mechanical)
19 Aug 04 13:25
Has anyone found a complete 3D CAD system for Linux? I have searched around and found OpenCascade. It's a good kernal but has no front end to it.
revdode (Industrial)
25 Aug 04 10:59
I've been looking for a while and haven't been able to find anything in the league of Inventor or Solid Works. There are a couple of useful if not fully featured programs around.

http://www.varicad.com/ may do what you want.

These is no shortage of 3D Kernels, ACIS, Parasolid and OpenCascade are all available but no one as yet seems to have launched a main stream general purpose 3D CAD package for Linux. I hope it'll only be a matter of time as I'd like to move away from Windows completely is at all possible.

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demco (Automotive)
17 Dec 04 18:27
PTC has ported ProE to Linux (I believe just RedHat)... I am not sure how well it runs, etc...

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pvdvyve (Mechanical)
7 Sep 05 6:18
You may also have a look at these:

http://www.cycas.de/

Download for GNU/Linux: http://www.cycas.de/down.php?s=en&sys=lin#top

http://www.arcad.de/lxcad/products/index.html

http://www.ac3d.org/

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chekald (Automotive)
9 Sep 05 15:06
I have heard that UGS plans to release NX4 for Linux before the end of the year.

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