Re: Kubuntu, round two

Stephan Rose wrote:

Once I get that all sorted out though, get my software devleopment
stuff all working in a nice manner with a good IDE, and preferably
something that I can make somehow interact with SourceGear Vault
(never liked CVS much...used it for a few years but...prefer Vault),
I'll be really happy there.

KDevelop supports CVS and Subversion, the later is getting more and more common for open source projects.


The next major hurdle then though is the CAD/CAM stuff I do which I
currently use Autodesk inventor for which of course has no Linux
equivalent. If it would run under Wine...I doubt it knowing how deep
that app embeds itself in windows.

I doubt it will work with wine/crossoffice, you better use vmware or win4lin, or take a look at the options for Linux, found this page which list a high number of CAD related programs, of course most won't be anywhere near what you want. http://www.tech-edv.co.at/lunix/CADlinks.html


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