I don't actually use it but, there is a free GIS called Grass that is
available for Linux.
It now comes with a tk/tcl front end (which I haven't got to work yet)
and imports and exports to several formats
arcinfo being one of them I believe.
Regards
Greg
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From: Jim Snyder
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Subject: Anyone using GIS with Linux?
Date: Thursday, 25 June 1998 6:23AM
Hi
I am a new Linux user and was wondering if anyone is using Linux to do
any
GIS work particularly with ArcView or ArcInfo for UNIX and also if the
UNIX
versions of these programs will work with Linux?
Thanks for the help!
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