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I use Windows and Linux throughout my organization > when you start talking savings of $400-500/unit you would get my I am an IT director for a Civil Engineering company and > anti-Windows, but it is frustrating not even having the option of using > other apps can run in WINE or I can use a Windows Terminal Server and > is stopping me from migrating my users to a Linux platform. We cannot migrate to Linux and then wait for We cannot use Linux as an O/S because we have to have > Linux only when Linux is used by the majority of their customers is It's a waste of effort advocating this sort of change here. It not going to happen in the forseeable future.
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If Autodesk could make a reasonable return on developing software to runīut with Windows being used by over 90% of the world and the developmentĬosts to extend to MAC and Linux not being any where near as low as 10% Huber IT Director for Civil Engineering firm To choose between Linux or Windows and they still make $$. Really think that they could come up with a business model that would allow us It would take an investment on Autodesk's part, but I LookĪt the success of ASUS EEEPc and others that are building/selling "netbooks"
Least 1/2 dozen flavors of Linux are desktop ready for the typical user. I use Windows and Linux throughout my organization and think that at
You start talking savings of $400-500/unit you would get my attention real I am an IT director for a Civil Engineering company and when
Not anti-Windows, but it is frustrating not even having the option of usingĪnything else. Terminal Server and have the clients connect to that. All of our other apps can run in WINE or I can use a Windows This is the ONLY application that is stopping me from migrating my users to a WeĬannot migrate to Linux and then wait for Autodesk to then build the software. WeĬannot use Linux as an O/S because we have to have Windows for Civil 3D. When Linux is used by the majority of their customers is flawed logic. The concept of Autodesk building to Linux only It would take an investment on Autodesk's part, but I really think that they could come up with a business model that would allow us to choose between Linux or Windows and they still make $$. Look at the success of ASUS EEEPc and others that are building/selling "netbooks" with Linux as the o/s. I use Windows and Linux throughout my organization and think that at least 1/2 dozen flavors of Linux are desktop ready for the typical user. I am an IT director for a Civil Engineering company and when you start talking savings of $400-500/unit you would get my attention real quick. Don't get me wrong, I am not anti-Windows, but it is frustrating not even having the option of using anything else. All of our other apps can run in WINE or I can use a Windows Terminal Server and have the clients connect to that. This is the ONLY application that is stopping me from migrating my users to a Linux platform. We cannot migrate to Linux and then wait for Autodesk to then build the software. We cannot use Linux as an O/S because we have to have Windows for Civil 3D. The concept of Autodesk building to Linux only when Linux is used by the majority of their customers is flawed logic. NET development platform, 64-bit systems, and more."Ī little bit of politicking in everything I suppose I can't imagine the One, Autodesk Civil 3D, is designed to take advantage of all contemporaryĪnd future computing technologies such as a graphically rich user interface, Programming language used for mainframe computers at the time. MX, developed some 30 years ago and based on a core written in the FORTRAN "This white paper compares two generations of software technologies. Whitepaper it seems to imply that Civil was (since 2003) designed to work "mooremt1" wrote in message not in the 64-bit world yet but looking at the Civil 3D vs. "John Schmidt" wrote in - I wonder about that 64 bit mention myself. Means that you can "take advantage" of a 64-bit system.
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