Linux Mint Support!

[Anonymous]

A little rant to be expected.

I was trying out Linux Mint to replace Windows 10, due to privacy issues, Microsoft's business practices and windows been inherently insecure. As I was installing software on my virtual machine, I was quite surprised how much was really supported. From Google's Chrome browser to Valve's steam library. Linux Mint does seem to have a good community standing by this project. I understand that it's difficult to port a piece of software from one OS to another, but would this be considered if their's enough interest for a port onto Linux?

[Anonymous]

FYI, Autodesk stated here  (https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-ideastation-request-a/linux/idi-p/4530727) and there (https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-ideastation-request-a/build-fusion-for-ubuntu/idi-p/658154...) that they are focusing on realising a browser version at the moment
Actually that would work on Linux Mint as well.

Nevertheless, native Linux support is always appreciated 😉

[Anonymous]

The Browser version has to be some kind of delayed April fool's joke. Also, where I am from, the government think the internet is a passing fad and we are stuck with stone age bandwidth. So even if it isn't an appalling, buggy joke, our internet will render it useless anyway.