David Palmer wrote: > > Hello, > > I've just installed my first two linux systems, and I'm looking around > for a CAD programme that is capable of turning out drawings of the > internal plans/elevations of commercial bakeries, for forwarding to > local authorities for preconstruction approval. > Linux based of course, and also something that is preferably not to > complex, as I am a Pastrychef/Baker, and not a draftsman/architect. 2D > would be sufficient to the purpose, but I wouldn't say no to 3D as I > would like to employ that a little further down the track. > I am running Lycoris (Redmond Linux) and Libranet V2.0, and I am in the > throes of developing a small consultancy. > > Regards and thanks, > > David. Hi David. There are a couple of german CAD architectural packages - one I think is Octree, the other one I cannot remember, but they are geared towards architectural design. A search on SAL (scientific Applications on Linux http://sal.kachinatech.com ) or the XFREE site will do. Regards Maurizio -- Galileo Engineering Via Zacchetti 6 I-42100 Reggio Emilia Ph/Fax +390522920496 http://www.slot.it Slot.it is a trademark of Galileo Engineering