SOLIDWORKS-for-Linux

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SolidWorks is a CAD software that can be used to create parametric models, assemblies, and drawings. It's typical to work with relationships (the alignment of elements with one another) and dimensions (alignment through values).

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  • Developed by

    cryinkfly - Steve Zabka
  • Licensing

    Open Source (MIT) and Free product.
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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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  •  456 Stars
  •  39 Forks
  •  33 Open Issues
  •   Updated Dec 11, 2024 
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What is SOLIDWORKS-for-Linux?

SolidWorks is a CAD software that can be used to create parametric models, assemblies, and drawings. It's typical to work with relationships (the alignment of elements with one another) and dimensions (alignment through values).

You get this program for systems that have Windows or macOS installed.

But the problem is that there are also people like me who don't want to use either of these two operating systems on their systems. Then these users have installed a Linux distribution such as openSUSE Leap, Ubuntu or Fedora.

And so I got the idea to start this project here to find a way to solve this problem.

I started looking at different tools and my choice was Wine!

With this nice tool we don't need longer two operating systems for Solidworks, when you want to create simple FEM, fluid and motion simulations.

Is that a great idea for the future?

Personally, I think this idea is good and for this reason I will do my best to give you the opportunity to use it on Linux as well!