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I totally support the idea. By supporting Linux Fusion360 will have a competitive advantage on most other commercial CAD software. Moreover using recent advances of Wine and DirectX virtual drivers like DXVK or Proton some have already managed to make Fusion work under Linux but had to modify the installer to bypass OS detection. If devs take a few hours to change a few lines of code, the installation could probably work flawlessly under Wine. Even if Autodesk does not support this OS officially, it would be great to be able to install it in Wine.
This is not a straight forward procedure as one has to modify one python file of the installer to make it work but all the rest could be automated through shell scripts.
This is also something I really miss. I have dural boot only for that sake of Fusion - All other software I run in Linux or in the cloud. As mentioned above, there is very little (serious) 3d CAD for Linux - I can only think of NX.
