> The following was supposedly scribed by > Jeffrey McGrew > on Monday 19 May 2003 01:39 pm: >I too am an Architect looking for something to run on Linux; however >there isn't much yet. There are AutoCAD-ish systems; like Cycas >(http://www.cycas.de/). There are also 3D parametric systems >like Octree CAD (http://www.octree.de/). Both are limited in >comparison to a commercial system at this time, but are worth >a try. I've been unsuccessful so far running AutoDesk Revit >(AutoDesk's somewhat-successor to Architectural Desktop, Revit's >more like 'Inventor for Architects') on Wine; and I know that >people are able to run some lesser versions of AutoCAD on Wine, >but I haven't heard of anyone running ADT on Wine. I have had some luck with MDT (3? the R14 add-on version) under wine, but haven't used it enough to know all of the gotchas. It is really similar to the process of getting ACAD2000 running. See the instructions on my site: http://pages.sbcglobal.net/mycroft/linux/ I imagine that the ADT system is technically similar to MDT in many ways. --Eric