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Not that it's necessarily suited for Apple's use case, but Autodesk's Fusion runs natively on Mac.
by culturestate 14d ago
Not that it's necessarily suited for Apple's use case, but Autodesk's Fusion runs natively on Mac.
- fingerlocks 14d agoI think it’s just an electron wrapper over a browser version. Impressively sluggish, clunky, and unresponsive for a so-called native app
- jasode 14d agoAutodesk Fusion GUI uses the C++ Qt library, not Electron. Link to my previous comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24252787 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24252787
- fingerlocks 14d agoOkay that’s even more pathetic. Is it using only CPU bound software rendering? I do 3d programming on MacOS. I can assure you that it’s not slow because it’s just super-duper complex. No, it just sucks.
- tohnjitor 14d agoMost CAD programs take little advantage of multicore or GPU, if any. It's all about single threaded CPU performance.