Are there Linux software packages available
to help with home construction/remodeling?
Having never used such software I'm not even
completely sure what I'm asking for, but I'd
think such a package would at least (and I'm
talking about something more than xfig) help
you lay out a floorplan.
I upgraded my laptop to SuSE 8.0 Professional from 7.3 Professional (the
laptop is a Sony Vaio PCG-FX140 with 700 MHz Pentium III with speedstep
and i upgraded it to 512 MB of RAM and 30 GB hard disk, 7.5 of which is the
Linux partition). When I sign into my KDE 3 account, I get (during KDE
New photos from the Hubble telescope. These are not
artists conception or computer-generated - except for
the colorization, these are what the Hubble is actually
seeing. Hard to feel important after viewing these...
http://hubble.cust.nearlyfreespeech.net/0211af.jpg
This does not answer your question re a Linux
home modelling packgages, but what you want sounds
like a product called 3D Architect, version 4.0
which I purchased at Compusa in Nashua a couple of
months ago and finally started using last week...
(I run it on my Windoze 98 HP Pavillion box...)
On Sat, 2002-05-04 at 15:53, Michael O'Donnell wrote:
Are there Linux software packages available
to help with home construction/remodeling?
Having never used such software I'm not even
completely sure what I'm asking for, but I'd
think such a package would at least (and I'm
talking about
There's this... it seems more in depth than those off the shelf programs
though, so it might not be what you're looking for. Maybe it'll be of
use.
http://www.cycas.de/
Ben
On Sat, 4 May 2002, Carl Helmers wrote:
This does not answer your question re a Linux
home modelling packgages, but
The problem is not that this feature exists, the problem is that, when any
parameters are passed to your code from the outside, they should be checked
before they are used. And under NO circumstances should you use an
externally passed parameter in an include statement.
I don't know what you
