> beginning I don't have a brain of "a developer", so this word "Just" is > together, coordinate and keep them running. To me it looks there are many sources, "just" put them > If you do some search, probably you'll find the open source projects like: Then I started using Thunderbird, OpenOffice, Gimp, etc. Running both on Windows (ad work) and on Linux (at home). I use Firefox since 2002, version 0.2 (build 20021001, code name SantaĬruz), it was named "Phoenix" (then changed in "Firebird" since 0.6Īnd then definitively "Firefox"). > Right now you can open and save xls file with OpenOffice and Inventor > But then you'll end up with new product and this can upset Microsoft.
> VBA with Java, Internet Explorer with FireFox and maybe it will work. Somehow they have to substitute the MS Office with OpenOffice, > I was exploring this possibility a time ago (as non professional > with the release of Vista which I simply refuse to install on any > I personally have switched virtually everything I do over to Linux > Just wondering, anyone think we may ever see a version of Inventor for > available (open source or otherwise), but I am not aware of > settle for either Pro/E or Unigraphics. If you are serious about cad on Linux, you'll have to > too dependent on MS programming objects and classes to make the > I seriously doubt AD will EVER release Inventor on Linux. As I mentioned at theīeginning I don't have a brain of "a developer", so this word "Just" is Together, coordinate and keep them running. Solid modeling, visualization, data exchange and rapid applicationĪnd many others. It includes components for 3D surface and (Open CASCADE Technology is software development platform freelyĪvailable in open source. Itįeatures some key concepts like Macro recording, Workbenches, ability to (is an OpenSource CAD/CAE, based on OpenCasCade, QT and Python. If you do some search, probably you'll find the open source projects like:īlender (is the open source, cross platform suite of tools for 3D I don't know how they come up with last sentence. Using the COM Automation interface in Autodesk Inventor, you can buildĪpplications with a variety of programming technologies andĮnvironments, including Microsoft Visual C++®, VB, Delphi, and Java.Īutodesk Inventor includes Microsoft’s VBA, the most popular programming
Right now you can open and save xls file with OpenOffice and Inventor VBA with Java, Internet Explorer with FireFox and maybe it will work.īut then you'll end up with new product and this can upset Microsoft. I was exploring this possibility a time ago (as non professional
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