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Ptah

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5. SOLIDWORKS, AutoCad, GibbsCAM are three than have been useful for me for years

Reply to dawg (Original post)

Sat Jan 14, 2012, 03:08 PM

Jan 2012

3-D modeling, Engineering Drawings and CNC code generation.

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Who writes good, stable, easy-to-use software? [View all] dawg Jan 2012 OP

Google Chrome browser, who makes that?, Google I guess... limpyhobbler Jan 2012 #1

I've never had any problems with Google. dawg Jan 2012 #2

. rawtribe Jan 2012 #3

Line 10 is supposed to be print "Penus" dawg Jan 2012 #6

It probably depends on the stage of maturity a company has reached BootinUp Jan 2012 #4

SOLIDWORKS, AutoCad, GibbsCAM are three than have been useful for me for years Ptah Jan 2012 #5

Open source community (nt) The Straight Story Jan 2012 #7

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I like gimp. hunter Jan 2012 #17

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Things we buy generally cost less to make than what we pay for them. hunter Jan 2012 #20

I agree ironflange Jan 2012 #21

I just found out about GIMP tlast week and would love it truedelphi Jan 2012 #33

Start with the Gimp tutorials... hunter Jan 2012 #36

Thanks for making those distinctions. truedelphi Jan 2012 #37

Canonical's Ubuntu Taverner Jan 2012 #8

I love Ubuntu. nt alphafemale Jan 2012 #11

Best. Linux. Distro. Ever. Taverner Jan 2012 #13

+1, Ubuntu JCMach1 Jan 2012 #23

They've done a good job of packaging it anyway Spider Jerusalem Jan 2012 #30

Have you heard of Kubuntu? Taverner Jan 2012 #31

That's what I use Spider Jerusalem Jan 2012 #34

That went out of style 40 years ago. HopeHoops Jan 2012 #10

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How OLD are you? I still flowchart critical components. HopeHoops Jan 2012 #15

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It really depends on the nature of the code. There are things you can code with your eyes closed. HopeHoops Jan 2012 #24

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How about anything M$? HopeHoops Jan 2012 #27

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Oh yeah. I've got some good ones, but I'm saving them for a book I'm working on. HopeHoops Jan 2012 #29

Every manager I have ever had ran meetings and projects in flowchart form Taverner Jan 2012 #14

Depends on the application. hobbit709 Jan 2012 #19

They've tried to kill off MFC, but it still works in Win 7. HopeHoops Jan 2012 #25

ECRM jmowreader Jan 2012 #22

If my memory serves me today -- truedelphi Jan 2012 #32

No one. n/t Moondog Jan 2012 #35

Commodore BASIC Glassunion Jan 2012 #38

Frank Ostrowski's Turbo-Basic XL for the 8-bit Atari was my favorite. hunter Jan 2012 #39