I'm really enjoying Linux, but I'm struggling to run Fusion 360 by Autodesk. I've tried using Wine and looked into a few guides, but they seem too complex for me. Is it worth trying to get this working, or will it just cause more headaches?
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Getting Autodesk programs to work with Wine can be a real challenge. I attempted to install AutoCAD through Wine, but while the installer started, it didn’t finish. The easiest route I've found is to use a virtual machine instead. That way, you can run Windows and install Fusion 360 without the headache of emulation.
I don't know much about virtual machines. Is that where you basically install Windows on a separate partition?