Matteo
Guest
hi, I look for news about graphiteone (I look for a cad that works on linux, even for a fee). the official website does not work.. .
cacciatorino
Guest
to me it works:
http://www.graphiteone-cad.com/page_download.phpMaybe there was a temporary failure.
I dumped it in the demo, but I never managed to start it, there was always a few bookstores missing, it's also true that I didn't waste too much time. However, it is based on the parasolid kernel and uses the d-cube profile solutor (the same as solid edge).
cacciatorino
Guest
for linux there is also varicad, it stands on the 5,600 euros it seems to me.
Matteo
Guest
I only work the linked page! !
Matteo
Guest
I tried varicad but did not convince me of the interface, graphiteone promises well from this point of view.
cacciatorino
Guest
modern varicads are very windows-style, I remember until v7 the interface was copied equal to me10. The problems may be other...
Let me know if you can start graphite-one, I'm curious too. Why do you need a cad for linux? Are you using code-aster?
Matteo
Guest
in general I would be interested in a linux system because I am working for a client who only uses linux (but does not use cad...).
at the level of fem I would be interested "impact" to simulate a funnel:finger:
enri
Guest
The_Matrix
Guest
never seen a sequence of caz.zate as on this page you linked. . .
Catia with parasolid?
T3 with parasolid?
parasolid osd?
Mah.
the fact that graphite_one has the parasolid kernel and the d-cubed solutor is not by itself a guarantee of good operation... In fact, those are the basic bricks.
then we have to do the rest.
ps. nx works on linux... but it doesn't cost much.
cacciatorino
Guest
I can't find the text you're referring to, the only working page on that site is downloading and doesn't refer to other software.
The_Matrix
Guest
Sorry.
I had clicked on your link and searched together with google info on this cad that I did not know.
then I opened the google page.
Matteo
Guest
I have to change my glasses to read you
Why this miniaturized font? :smile:
I also didn't know graphiteone, I have to install a non-virtual linux machine to prove it as you must but never time... Meanwhile, is there anyone using it? their site (even fast ag) is very incomplete.
The_Matrix
Guest
the font is a simple vezzo.I have to change my glasses to read you
Why this miniaturized font? :smile:
I also didn't know graphiteone, I have to install a non-virtual linux machine to prove it as you must but never time... Meanwhile, is there anyone using it? their site (even fast ag) is very incomplete.
marcof
Guest
It is a bit annoying for those who have to read you, if you could enlarge two points the font size our eyes will thank you... :wink:
The_Matrix
Guest
being the same as others bothers me.
opposite the fonts I use are + elegant
marcof
Guest
if you have these socio-ethical problems you could combine the elegance of the font with its size, making your messages beautiful to see and simultaneously easy to read. . .
I personally consider these particularly sad web interfaces to see, so you want to change fonts.
the only consolation is to read interesting content, possibly without having to do ctrl+ and ctrl- to run behind unlikely aesthetic needs
The_Matrix
Guest
I'm full of trouble. I know.if you have these socio-ethical problems you could combine the elegance of the font with its size, making your messages beautiful to see and simultaneously easy to read. . .
I personally consider these particularly sad web interfaces to see, so you want to change fonts.
the only consolation is to read interesting content, possibly without having to do ctrl+ and ctrl- to run behind unlikely aesthetic needs
patience.
If there is font 1 I use it. the day that there will no longer be I will use that + big.
Matteo
Guest
Did someone try version 3.2 just out?