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| QCad - 2D CAD system for Linux.Updated by FastRunner on Friday, April 23rd 2004. QCad is a multiplatform 2D CAD system. Unlike other CAD systems it's very easy to use and has a clear and consequential user interface. Licence : GPL
Version : 2.0.3.1 [Stable]
Platforms : Linux, Alpha Linux, Alpha Tru64, Linux PPC, FreeBSD, Solaris, Windows, Mac OS X
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Displaying 5 of 24 user comments. The progam is great!by Anonymous on Mar 02, 2006Great program. I've just finished drawing my new house. Takes a bit of practice to use it when you learn it. It great!!!! Good work. Keep it up.
Rasmus, Denmark QCad quick lookby Anonymous on Nov 29, 2002Spent 2 hrs having a look at qcad version 1.4.6 on my
Mandrake 8.2 system -
Good points:
. free
. professional look and feel
. excellent documentation
Needs more work:
. some must-have features not there yet, such as arrows
for panning the view left right etc.
. tried to draw a large rectangle 600mm x 2mm - couldn't
find a way to do it - seem to have to zoom out and
then in again, loses the rectangle drawing mode
. a couple of bugs showed up - elements created in one layer ended up in another
This is great work, I am very interested in seeing
newer versions
A.B QCADby Anonymous on Nov 29, 2002Does everything it promisses. (therefore I gave it a 5)
It can be used to do what is needed in 2D-drawing. I enjoy working with it, now that I got the hang of it. I could think of things to be included and sometimes it just turns to work quite slow without me having an idea why. Sugestion: Shapefile import/exportby Anonymous on Nov 14, 2002Great tool! - adding shp (http://gdal.velocet.ca/projects/shapelib/index.html) functionality will make QCad very usefull for GIS users... Lack of one feature kills the good CAD programby Anonymous on Nov 12, 2002Qcad could be ok. But his creator forgot that the software should be user friendly.
You cannot pan through the image! You have to zoom out then click the centre of requested view, and then zoom in again ! What IDEA !
After while you want to hit your computer right between its eyes.
Adding two sliders could make QCad a very usable CAD.
Some sort of this feature exists in the wishlist but (sic!) with the LOWEST PRIORITY .... pity | |
