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Thank you all for your info. I’ll hope those backup files goes on the same server with other files and not under the my computer C://root…if my computer fails completely, everything is still there…”safe”.

Hmm...if I format C: My computer and install alibre+pdm server again, is those my created "projects" still there? I mean how does it saves files Metadata and my pdm configuration? Is there a some new file type for it? Or...?

Server…OneDrive, DropBox, GoogleDrive, files stored to where? Can those typical cloud services what I have already work as a server? Or do I need to buy some ”server” space from some third party web hosting? I have been waiting this quite a long and just from first preview I get frustrated...

PDM is a tool what I have waited for to update…still using V.21

Thank you for this info domcm. So my next question is, what it requires from Alibre to enable those touch functions on future Alibre releases? Is it too big thing to make?

I found some some youtube video that Fusion360 seems working fine with surface tablet. I’m still curious if someone have tried this same with Alibre??

Hello. Have anyone tried the Alibre on MS Surface Tablet with MS Surface Pen? There should be possible to do all the same things as with mouse…

Is PrusaSlicer listed here also? :)

I just recently noticed that *.stl export "straighten" some surfaces if I have really big radius in part. *.step export works more better and for example PrusaSlicer can import *.step files.

Is this possible already? If not on sketch...at least on drawing side?

If Win12 will be paid and part of MS365, I will pay it. It is nice to know that my computer stays working fluently and I do not need to ”apt get” from text based terminal anything and get stressed because almost everything is not working without extra hassle. And I think I’m not the only one, so...

And yes, I would like to use linux also, but I just cannot, I need to do my work and be sure that I can always install what ever software I want. There is only one OS where we can install almost the all available softwares. Windows.

Yes. Send me a message after 10years, I highly think we are still on same situation. Windows is still biggest.

Hello Is it somehow possible to merge bodies while importing the step assembly? I´m trying to import one bearing and it want to save all the bodies as separated files...one file only.

There is thousands of softwares which ones are only for Windows and peoples really want to use those. If linux developers want peoples to use more linux, then it is their responsibility to make ALL those softwares possible to install in linux. Not to wait that those thousands of software...

THIS. Same experience every time with linux also. None of the apps working in Linux and always need to use some open source alternatives which ones looks like trip back to 80’s. For sure Linux is good for coders, because they need to use only text editors.

It would be really nice to use Linux, but I just cannot…never have been possible and I cannot see any possibilities in future either.

And for example…what about then when you need something else like Adobe Photoshop? You cannot have, it wont have Linux version. No, open source alternatives are not a good choice.

It is not only about the CAD tools, most of the ERP/PDM systems are also made for Windows only.

Windows is most used OS in worklife, so I think sotware companies are not going to put effort to develop Linux versions. Linux is for hobbyists.