people dont care as much if a piece of software is open source because they
dont know what the source code even means. they want the best and what works
for them. at least thats what i find...
On Sat, Mar 12, 2011 at 4:19 PM, seidos wrote:
> Hey Mark:
>
> Qcad and DraftSight are 2d. I already s
Hey Mark:
Qcad and DraftSight are 2d. I already showed my brother 2d open source CAD
solutions. He wasn't impressed enough to take them seriously.
I would think the loftier ideals of "the source belonging to the people" to
be the kind of thing that might convince some individuals to feel the ef
Seidos... I was just doing some cad for a friends dash on his RV9
airplane.. Other than QCad I found DraftSight which has a community
edition and a pro paid version that adds just a couple of things.
On the other points.. the FOSS philosophy might work more now that most
everyone are looking to sa
Hey Grant:
I read your write up.
*puts on asbestos long johns* I am convinced that the philosophy behind
FOSS is really what needs to be spread, but I'm not sure the best way to do
that (probably by selling systems bundled with a GNU/Linux ). I am aware of the caveats of pushing a philosophy, b
A question I hear sometimes is how do I get started with GNU/Linux?
The question is difficult to answer as everyone has heard of and
understands different pieces of the "computing puzzle" and start from
different places. To me this boils down to a lack of knowing beginning
keywords. I often start
