I need information on using 14.04 rather than 18.04 for cad and graphics?
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would I have a better selection of 3d tools to produce 3d models and artwork by reverting from 18.04 to 14.04 Ubuntu ?
14.04 18.04
asked Jan 17 at 1:43
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would I have a better selection of 3d tools to produce 3d models and artwork by reverting from 18.04 to 14.04 Ubuntu ?
14.04 18.04
asked Jan 17 at 1:43
griffosogriffoso
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Primary thought is Ubuntu 14.04 LTS is from 2014.April with 5 years of supported life. It reaches the end of it's free support in 2019-April, so if you revert to 14.04 LTS you'll soon reach the EOL, so you'll need to pay for continued support (Ubuntu-Advantage) and questions on this site will be off-topic (as EOL or ESM releases are unless specific to moving to a freely supported release of Ubuntu [ie. non-ESM & non-EOL release]) Will the work you want to do be done before 2019-April ? or you're willing to pay for security updates & support?
– guiverc
Jan 17 at 4:48
Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS, Trusty Tahr end of life is April 2019. I have never been able to find a Linux substitute for AutoCAD, (3D), I use it in a Virtual machine if I have no other option, but that is slow. Dassault DraftSight works pretty good as a 2D alternative and works with 18.04.
– C.S.Cameron
Jan 17 at 4:57
yes I was thinking that would be the case, and guess I had better keep my Windows for operating many of the programs I require. Thank you for your insight!
– griffoso
Jan 17 at 14:14
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would I have a better selection of 3d tools to produce 3d models and artwork by reverting from 18.04 to 14.04 Ubuntu ?
14.04 18.04
asked Jan 17 at 1:43
griffosogriffoso
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would I have a better selection of 3d tools to produce 3d models and artwork by reverting from 18.04 to 14.04 Ubuntu ?
14.04 18.04
14.04 18.04
asked Jan 17 at 1:43
griffosogriffoso
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asked Jan 17 at 1:43
griffosogriffoso
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asked Jan 17 at 1:43
griffosogriffoso
11
asked Jan 17 at 1:43
griffosogriffoso
11
asked Jan 17 at 1:43
griffosogriffoso
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Primary thought is Ubuntu 14.04 LTS is from 2014.April with 5 years of supported life. It reaches the end of it's free support in 2019-April, so if you revert to 14.04 LTS you'll soon reach the EOL, so you'll need to pay for continued support (Ubuntu-Advantage) and questions on this site will be off-topic (as EOL or ESM releases are unless specific to moving to a freely supported release of Ubuntu [ie. non-ESM & non-EOL release]) Will the work you want to do be done before 2019-April ? or you're willing to pay for security updates & support?
– guiverc
Jan 17 at 4:48
Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS, Trusty Tahr end of life is April 2019. I have never been able to find a Linux substitute for AutoCAD, (3D), I use it in a Virtual machine if I have no other option, but that is slow. Dassault DraftSight works pretty good as a 2D alternative and works with 18.04.
– C.S.Cameron
Jan 17 at 4:57
yes I was thinking that would be the case, and guess I had better keep my Windows for operating many of the programs I require. Thank you for your insight!
– griffoso
Jan 17 at 14:14
add a comment |
Primary thought is Ubuntu 14.04 LTS is from 2014.April with 5 years of supported life. It reaches the end of it's free support in 2019-April, so if you revert to 14.04 LTS you'll soon reach the EOL, so you'll need to pay for continued support (Ubuntu-Advantage) and questions on this site will be off-topic (as EOL or ESM releases are unless specific to moving to a freely supported release of Ubuntu [ie. non-ESM & non-EOL release]) Will the work you want to do be done before 2019-April ? or you're willing to pay for security updates & support?
– guiverc
Jan 17 at 4:48
Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS, Trusty Tahr end of life is April 2019. I have never been able to find a Linux substitute for AutoCAD, (3D), I use it in a Virtual machine if I have no other option, but that is slow. Dassault DraftSight works pretty good as a 2D alternative and works with 18.04.
– C.S.Cameron
Jan 17 at 4:57
yes I was thinking that would be the case, and guess I had better keep my Windows for operating many of the programs I require. Thank you for your insight!
– griffoso
Jan 17 at 14:14
Primary thought is Ubuntu 14.04 LTS is from 2014.April with 5 years of supported life. It reaches the end of it's free support in 2019-April, so if you revert to 14.04 LTS you'll soon reach the EOL, so you'll need to pay for continued support (Ubuntu-Advantage) and questions on this site will be off-topic (as EOL or ESM releases are unless specific to moving to a freely supported release of Ubuntu [ie. non-ESM & non-EOL release]) Will the work you want to do be done before 2019-April ? or you're willing to pay for security updates & support?
– guiverc
Jan 17 at 4:48
Primary thought is Ubuntu 14.04 LTS is from 2014.April with 5 years of supported life. It reaches the end of it's free support in 2019-April, so if you revert to 14.04 LTS you'll soon reach the EOL, so you'll need to pay for continued support (Ubuntu-Advantage) and questions on this site will be off-topic (as EOL or ESM releases are unless specific to moving to a freely supported release of Ubuntu [ie. non-ESM & non-EOL release]) Will the work you want to do be done before 2019-April ? or you're willing to pay for security updates & support?
– guiverc
Jan 17 at 4:48
Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS, Trusty Tahr end of life is April 2019. I have never been able to find a Linux substitute for AutoCAD, (3D), I use it in a Virtual machine if I have no other option, but that is slow. Dassault DraftSight works pretty good as a 2D alternative and works with 18.04.
– C.S.Cameron
Jan 17 at 4:57
Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS, Trusty Tahr end of life is April 2019. I have never been able to find a Linux substitute for AutoCAD, (3D), I use it in a Virtual machine if I have no other option, but that is slow. Dassault DraftSight works pretty good as a 2D alternative and works with 18.04.
– C.S.Cameron
Jan 17 at 4:57
yes I was thinking that would be the case, and guess I had better keep my Windows for operating many of the programs I require. Thank you for your insight!
– griffoso
Jan 17 at 14:14
yes I was thinking that would be the case, and guess I had better keep my Windows for operating many of the programs I require. Thank you for your insight!
– griffoso
Jan 17 at 14:14
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Primary thought is Ubuntu 14.04 LTS is from 2014.April with 5 years of supported life. It reaches the end of it's free support in 2019-April, so if you revert to 14.04 LTS you'll soon reach the EOL, so you'll need to pay for continued support (Ubuntu-Advantage) and questions on this site will be off-topic (as EOL or ESM releases are unless specific to moving to a freely supported release of Ubuntu [ie. non-ESM & non-EOL release]) Will the work you want to do be done before 2019-April ? or you're willing to pay for security updates & support?
– guiverc
Jan 17 at 4:48
Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS, Trusty Tahr end of life is April 2019. I have never been able to find a Linux substitute for AutoCAD, (3D), I use it in a Virtual machine if I have no other option, but that is slow. Dassault DraftSight works pretty good as a 2D alternative and works with 18.04.
– C.S.Cameron
Jan 17 at 4:57
yes I was thinking that would be the case, and guess I had better keep my Windows for operating many of the programs I require. Thank you for your insight!
– griffoso
Jan 17 at 14:14