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Just run it in a windows vm for just that use, there's great ways to make this almost seamless in linux. works better than win/etc.
by grogenaut 1y ago
Just run it in a windows vm for just that use, there's great ways to make this almost seamless in linux. works better than win/etc.
- fainpul 1y agoCAD applications usually require graphics acceleration. I've tried to make Fusion 360 work on linux using VMware, VirtualBox and GNOME Boxes – performance was unacceptably bad.
- 1over137 1y agoWhat's the point of putting it in a VM? That doesn't get rid of Windows, which was the whole point.