What are some good CAD software options for Linux?

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Asked By CraftyFalcon42 On

I'm migrating from Windows due to frustration with it, but as a hobbyist who does a lot of 3D design, I'm looking for a decent CAD program that runs smoothly on Linux. The only software that won't easily transfer is Fusion 360. I've heard of Blender for 3D modeling, but I'm specifically interested in parametric CAD tools. Any recommendations?

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Answered By PixelPirate89 On

There are a number of open-source CAD programs available for Linux that are also available on Windows. You might want to explore a few to find the one that fits your needs best.

Answered By 3DTechWizard On

Blender does work for 3D modeling, but it's not quite tailored for parametric CAD. The interface can be a bit wild — some might say it feels like it was designed by ferrets on ketamine! But it’s worth trying out for other projects if you haven't already.

CraftyFalcon42 -

True, but I'm really craving something with parametric capabilities. Blender is great, but I need that specific workflow.

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