FreeCAD on the web

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Re: FreeCAD on the web

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Just stumbled upon this: http://cad-software.findthebest.com/l/17/FreeCAD

The information on the page is entered by visitors. I edited the "Company" info which was set to Crowdin :roll: and updated the website URL. Thus I had to register and will probably get spammed by them from now on.
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You don't know yopmail ? When you don't trust a website, just subscribe with a mail like something@yopmail.com, the mailbox is created on the fly. Look I just create à freecad@yopmail.com go to yopmail.com, type freecad and see the registration to the website you are spoken. ;)
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I just left a little review there. Didn't seem right that the only review was a complaint about undo/redo and then claiming FreeCAD was unusable. :roll:
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normandc wrote:I edited the "Company" info which was set to Crowdin :roll: and updated the website URL. Thus I had to register
I just had a look; as of this posting the Compatibility and Pricing subsection of the Overview section the still reads:
"FreeCAD is manufactured by Crowdin"

Under that, the Project Website and link is listed as:
"free-cad.sourceforge.net"

I wonder if someone edited it after Norm...
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Re: FreeCAD on the web

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No, I forgot to mention that it needs to be reviewed by some people...
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Just checked some comparisons between FreeCAD vs other programs in findthebest.com, it mentions that FreeCAD cannot write STEP files (as far as I can remember we can export and import such file type), and it keeps listing the creator as Crowdin. And just hated the low rating, so I had to make my own review as well.
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drei,

As I wrote previously, I tried to edit the FreeCAD page, but my edits were denied by the idiots as not legit. :evil:
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Not sure if it was already noted, nor if these statistics are worth anything, but this site http://www.shouldiremoveit.com/freecad- ... ogram.aspx reports 97% of satisfied users and 'excellent' as overall sentiment... :)

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Re: FreeCAD on the web

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Its not really about being "on the web", but it seems that there is a live System aimed at 3D design and printing which includes FreeCAD:

http://meikian-live.readthedocs.org/en/ ... index.html
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