Table of Contents Part 7: Publishing your drawings PDF as the base History Pitfalls CUPS for printing CUPS Command line: using lpr or lp Getting all information What printers do I have? What options does a specific printer have? What other options do we have? Putting it all together And… The finishing touch! BricsCAD and […]
The Linux BricsCAD pages #6
Table of Contents Part 6: Getting BricsCAD working Installation Tuning Next… Part 6: Getting BricsCAD working BricsCAD runs on Windows, macOS and… Linux. Hello security, privacy and independency! There are also some caveats and this post deals with them. THIS ARTICLE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION. YOUR POSITIVE INPUT IS APPRECIATED. All related parts: 1: Introduction 2: […]
The Linux BricsCAD pages #5
Table of Contents Part 5: Tuning your software LibreOffice Firefox Next… Part 5: Tuning your software THIS ARTICLE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION. YOUR POSITIVE INPUT IS APPRECIATED. All related parts: 1: Introduction 2: Linux base install 3: More user software 4: Tuning Linux 5: Tuning your software 6: Getting BricsCAD working 7: Publishing your drawings LibreOffice […]
The Linux BricsCAD pages #4
Table of Contents Part 4: Tuning Linux GUI Position taskbar Status notifier Keyboard layouts Tick tock Compositors Font DPI settings Theming Active window themes Appearance PPA’s Networking SMB Linux client example NFS More… Screen Locker Dual monitor support Next… Part 4: Tuning Linux Optimizing your Linux CAD environment. A proper work space means increased speed […]
The Linux BricsCAD pages #3
Table of Contents Part 3: More user software Preparing for software installation Choose your tools Additional remarks Next… Part 3: More user software So you have a running system with almost all software installed, out of the box. But there is more: This page… With a huge amount of additions. THIS ARTICLE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION. […]
The Linux BricsCAD pages #2
Table of Contents Part 2: Linux base install Preparation Download Installation Next… Part 2: Linux base install So Xubuntu it is. Ready to install? THIS ARTICLE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION. YOUR POSITIVE INPUT IS APPRECIATED. All related parts: 1: Introduction 2: Linux base install 3: More user software 4: Tuning Linux 5: Tuning your software 6: […]
The Linux BricsCAD pages #1
Table of Contents Part 1: Introduction Why these pages? Why you should not use BricsCAD in a Linux environment What is used? Hardware Operating system Things to remember Next… Part 1: Introduction Linux is about choice, freedom and security. Great news but it looks hard to deploy a professional CAD environment in Linux. BricsCAD is […]
Adding GPX files to your CAD drawing
nedcadBlog 7 augustus 2019Bewerken Importing GPX files, GPS coordinates into BricsCAD and AutoCAD.
Drawing mathematical functions
nedcadBlog 15 augustus 2019Bewerken Calculating x and y values with a spreadsheet and drawing the curve in BricsCAD and AutoCAD. Post-processing: smoothing and exporting as SVG for LibreOffice, PDF. mathematical curves, CAD, BricsCAD, AutoCAD, Inkscape, LibreOffice, SVG
Naming of new commands
Writing Lisp code and coming up with a name for your new command must be done cleverly. The reason is that when a user starts typing it on the command line, he or she wants command completion to function optimally. In other words: You want to activate the new command with as little typing as […]