[cad-linux] Re: Call for help - Linux drawing view program

Thanks for posting, I was hoping that i did not scare you off the other day 
on the intellicad forum.  The people at Cadopia provide a number of services 
and have always been very understanding to the Linux users in the group.  
It's sort of a unspoken rule that we try to only use the forum for 
Intellicad/cadopia related issues.

That said, what do you have so far?
I went by software forge.  I found your page.  
I could not find a link to any type status or feature list.  as i said before 
I'm interested to see what you have.  I went to the OpenDWG site(i go there a 
few times a week), and did a search for the word linux.  The most recent 
posting was in Febuary/2001.  

have you posted your "Call for help" there?

feel free to keep making anouncements to this list.
in fact, I would appreciate if you signed up to receive from the list as well.
these are the type of projects that this list is meant for.

        phrostie

On Monday 30 July 2001 19:06, AJBIBB@xxxxxxx wrote:
> To all of you out there that prefer flightless birds to transparent
> moisture= =20
> barriers, have I got a proposition for you. At the following site:=20
> http://sourceforge.net/ you can link into a project I have been working
> on=20 since last fall for a Linux drawing program. Right now it can open ,
> view,=20 zoom , pan and save ACAD DWG and DXF files. Additionally I have
> options to=20 save as BMP or XPM files. This is all open source (GNU public
> license). The=20 project name is called =E2=80=9Clx-viewer=E2=80=9D. Right
> now it is a viewer= only program,=20
> but with some help perhaps we can get it into drawing editing also.
> I should mention that you need QT version 2.3 to compile. You should also
> be= =20
> a member of the OpenDWG alliance (membership is free) so that you have
> the=20 right to link the OpenDWG libraries to my program.=20
>
> This is a call for help. Even if you can=E2=80=99t program (and I
> can=E2=80= =99t blame you if=20
> you don=E2=80=99t want to tackle C++, it has been a bit much starting from
> g= round=20
> zero) there are things for everyone. We need what seems like millions of
> bit= =20
> maps created for tool bars and buttons, plus help and manual writing and=20
> debugging. Anyone want to sign on please head on over to source forge
> and=20 sign in.
>
> Andy=20

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