#Ptc pro engineer wiki drivers#

I come from France, I have asked a french provider what was going on with wildfire 4.0 support on linux, but they are not concerned at all about that. but it has changed nothing in the performance. I have changed my graphic card, because at the begining, I had an integrated intel gma950, and I thought that it was the limitation. When I use wildfire and I make some simple visual translation or rotation, the CPU comes with more than 50% of uses ! and it views slowly some little assembly. My hardware: core2duo E6600 + 2G ram + Nvidia 8500GT 512M ! There are some little other troubles but nothing that can prevent running. I am a PTC wildifre 3's great user too, and I have installed a XP license under Ubuntu using Wine, but I am surprised that it's really too slow ?! However, I will be getting back in touch with PTC to complain about the Linux support being removed for such a good program.

#Ptc pro engineer wiki drivers#

It must be pretty similar I would have thought, as nVidia supply Linux, Solaris & BSD drivers in the same package. I contacted the PTC office in the UK after trying WF3 as we are looking for a new CAD program, & I specifically asked about LInux support.Д«UT, all I really want to do is get away from Windows, so I asked about Solaris support (Been also running Nexenta / OpenSolaris).ДЄs yet I have'nt received any reply, but according to the PTC site, Solaris will still be supported.ДЄs the latest version of Solaris JDS is linux based, could this not be used on a linux desktop? I'd say better (& easier to use, quicker, more powerful etc) than any other CAD program I've used before (incl. Last time I had a look at it was the original WildFire back in about 2002 & have to say that I've been a pretty devout SolidWorks user since then.Д«UT the new ProE WF3 is damn good.

I've just tried out WildFire 3 (on Win XP) & really like the new ProE.