64 bit cpu

[Robert F. Stockdale IV]

I agree that it is the best. My daughter takes CAD at Niagara BOCES and
qCAD lacks in several areas.
Bob

peter talty wrote:

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>I've been looking for a decent cad program myself...the best contender
>looks like qCAD (except I cant read the manual as the zoom seems broken
>and the text is tiny). but, it might be sufficient for the basics.
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>btw, when is the next nflug meeting? 
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>On Mon, 2005-08-08 at 20:17 -0400, Robert F. Stockdale IV wrote:
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>>Built or rather upgraded my daughters computer after she fried the Mobo
>>about a year and a half ago. Tried Suse back then and it wouldn't
>>install the 64 bit version. It's probably better now. My son got Gentoo
>>installed on it for her last winter. It is a screamer.  It gets updated
>>weekly and does everything she currently needs it to do. Except for a
>>decent CAD program.
>>Bob
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>>anthonyriga wrote:
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>>>Just curious if anyone is running any 64 bit
>>>processors sing Linux distros. I have been noticing
>>>that the mobos /cpu prices are reasonable to buy. Are
>>>there any special configs I need to do when loading?
>>>How well to the apps run? Just looking for answer.. 
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