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This seems like its going to be more limiting than anything. For basic apps, cross platform is needed. For AutoCAD you dont casually buy it. You probably knew
by mkirklions 8y ago
This seems like its going to be more limiting than anything.
For basic apps, cross platform is needed. For AutoCAD you dont casually buy it. You probably knew weeks or months in advanced you would need AutoCAD. You have the infrastructure or are planning to buy it.
What designers need is features and automation, not web/apple access.
I only imagine that having a web app and cross platform capabilities is going to mean updates/new features take more manpower, more time, and are limited by conflicts.
- bryanlarsen 8y agoThey appear to be using the new code in Windows too. I suspect that it's now a lot faster to do updates and new features because they've rewritten using modern techniques rather than a mish-mash of code accumulated over the last 35! years.
- mkirklions 8y agofair point :)
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