Torsdag 19 april 2007 10:11 skrev Clayton:
> I know this is an oft asked question, but... well, I'm going to ask it > again to see if anyone here has recently been playing with getting > AutoCAD working in Wine etc. > > A friend of mine is asking me if he can use AutoCAD with Linux (wants > to move to Linux at some point, and this is the last blocker). I've > done some digging and AutoCAD 2002 seems to be working reasonably well > in Wine (or Crossover). Beyond that version though, there is a > noticeable lack of information. Has anyone here had any success with > newer versions of AutoCAD in Linux? > > We toyed with the idea of running a VMware instance, but that was > discarded as overkill since the end user would simply be running Linux > to run VMWare to run AutoCAD. Not much point there. > > AutoCAD is a fixed requirement in this situation, and native Linux > alternatives cannot be used. Long story that is not worth repeating > here... suffice to say, AutoCAD is a must. > > C. Would this work for you? - put AutoCAD onto a Win2003 terminal server. - make a Linux desktop icon with "rdesktop -some-parameters... -s "C:\Program Files bla. bla.autocad.exe" IP-of-w2003-server" That would give the user a perfect fine SuSE/Linux desktop with an AC icon. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Med venlig hilsen/Best regards Verner Kjærsgaard -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
