Roy Schestowitz wrote:
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Free 2D/3D CAD on Windows and Linux - MEDUSA4 Personal™ Version 3.1 Release
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| CAD Schroer Group (CSG), the global engineering solutions provider, today
| announced the latest release of its free personal use version of the powerful
| MEDUSA4 design automation suite, available for Windows and six different
| Linux distributions. The industry-proven 2D/3D CAD solution now also includes
| the MEDUSA4 Smart Drafting Tool (a new way of creating geometry without
| construction lines), along with many additional enhancements.
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http://www.pr.com/press-release/125239
Kind of strange they don't push a Mac version too.
Not too rarely people on a project will use tools that cover all OSes,
even while the present versions of their application can run on only two
out of three OSes. When that happens with Qt, I think some of it comes
from Qt licensing, which makes you pay for each platform that you are
developing for. IMO that licensing scheme is a significant
contradiction of the concept of cross-platform development.
Also that makes me wonder how many proprietary projects are using
cross-platform tools already, but presenting only a Windows version so far.
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