CAD tools in Linux and methods for converting ps files to pdf files

The CAD tool in Linux and the method for converting ps files to pdf-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. There is a part that needs to be re-processed, but AutoCAD (except Wine) cannot be used in Linux, so we only need to use other CAD tools. We also found a tool named VariCAD on the Internet, very easy to use. Although it is only a trial version, some features are limited, but it is enough for me. Its biggest advantage is that it can be mapped in 3D, that is, directly editing the final model you want, and directly outputting the plane view after all the modifications are successful, which is in line with the human thinking process. The VariCAD operation process is also relatively simple, and several simple examples in its help file will be used in half of the cases.

However, since I don't have a printer, many printers outside can't print CAD files, so I just want to use another method. Fortunately, VariCAD can output ps files. In this way, you only need to install Ghostscript in Linux. The Ghostscript contains a ps2pdf tool that converts PostScript to PDF. In this way, select print as a file in VariCAD, such as demo. ps. Enter the ps2pdf demo. ps demo.pdf in the terminal to generate a PDF file. Then, you can print the file at will. After the script is completed, it can be processed.

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