Thanks for the response. However, I am looking for a 2D,3D CAD program very similar to AutoCAD. Being a user of AutoCAD for over 15years, I am more conversant with its commands and menus, but unable to bear the exorbitant prices to buy new releases. I tried VariCAD, but it didn't like any of the AutoCAD commands . GOPS -----Original Message----- From: cad-linux-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cad-linux-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Emiel van Rossum Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2007 3:33 PM To: cad-linux@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [cad-linux] Re: LinuxCAD Installation Problems When i search the internet in LinuxCAD i can only find really negative story's. And I dont think LinuxCAD is maintained active, because their website is down for ages. Because it is not maintained i think it will not work with recent distro's. When you see the screenshots of this program on the internet it reminds me of the graphics of 10 years ago. I think you have wasted your money. I dont know what kind of cad program you are searching for? 3D or 2D? But when you tell me your needs maybe we can advise a good cad program. You could allsow browse some reviews on http://international.cad4linux.nl/ Greets Emiel 2007/1/7, GOPS <gops@xxxxxxxx>: > > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="us-ascii" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > > I have purchased LinuxCAD with great expectations & I tried installing it > on > different Linux Distributions (RedHat Fedora Core5 & Mandriva 2007 ) > > But the program doesn't run on any of these systems. Has anybody tested > this > package on these Linux Distros or does it work only on FreeBSD? > > Linuxcad technical support does not respond and their web site is also > down. > > > Is it something to do with missing libraries or links ? Any clues ? > > > > Please have a look at the command log from two different machines. > > ____________________