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Message 1 of 18

Ubuntu Linux

Anonymous
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Hi Please could you help i would like to run Fusion 360 on Linex ubuntu 

is it possible 

 

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Message 2 of 18

jodom4
Community Manager
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Hey richard6Q44H,

The Fusion 360 desktop application is only compatible with Mac and PC. We have a browser version in steady development that's open to the public now, but it's got a long way to go in terms of functionality.

 

If you want to do some basic solid modeling, give it a try: https://a360.autodesk.com/

 


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Message 3 of 18

beniciamakerspace
Observer
Observer

I would also be interested in a version that runs on Linux. I tried the link above for the web version but the link doesn't work.

Message 4 of 18

jodom4
Community Manager
Community Manager

Sorry about that, this link should work: https://a360.autodesk.com/

 

Sign in, click on a project in the list or make a new project, then go to New > Fusion Design. That will open the web modeling interface. Screen Shot 2018-11-01 at 10.10.25 AM.png


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Oregon, USA

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Message 5 of 18

DANIELSRJ42
Participant
Participant

I looked at the browser version and that would be okay when in a pinch. But, I have been frustrated with Windows and Mac OS for years and have been moving all my computing to Linux. The last very last component I am waiting for is AutoDesk products to work on Linux. Eagle is no available on Linux, which is integrated with Fusion360, so...when will Fusion360 be available on Linux!?!?

Message 6 of 18

Anonymous
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I agree, I really think Fusion 360 is amazing, except for one thing. You guys are making me boot into windows to use it 😞 . Running in Linux native would be great.

Message 7 of 18

Anonymous
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I would love to have a GNU/Linux port of Fusion as well. As a software guy, I know supporting multiple distros is a nightmare. However, only supporting Ubuntu and nothing else would still be massively helpful. Not to mention, if Fusion supports MacOS, then most of the work needed to support Linux is already done.

Message 8 of 18

Anonymous
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My voice for "linux version" also.. same as other people already mentioned - Fusion360 is only one software, i'm having on windows.

Message 9 of 18

GedomDC3LB
Participant
Participant

Please!!!

There's always users asking for a linux version!

The web app is tremendously slow, not fully featured and I'm pretty sure it's taking way more effort than it would to release a linux port in the first place.

Otherwise it could be made easier running it through wine, but it's not the ideal option.

Please, please, please... give us Fusion 360 for linux!

Message 10 of 18

sss60609-eds-21
Observer
Observer

Many of my classmates would be very happy if there was a version for Linux

Message 11 of 18

Anonymous
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I also suffer without a Linux version

Message 12 of 18

zaiats.bogdan
Explorer
Explorer

me too

 

Message 13 of 18

zaiats.bogdan
Explorer
Explorer

I wait one day, when I didn`t need education online version or broken wine, that is  freesing in chromium or firefox browsers.

I switched to linux a couple month ago to get better control for my pc, free system and lower resource usage.

My expectations for working in it with wine/proton are ruined.

Message 14 of 18

zaiats.bogdan
Explorer
Explorer

 Flatpak is great option for non indifferent developers.

All required libraries are shiping with application.

https://flatpak.org/ 

Message 15 of 18

dawidmoscicki
Observer
Observer

Please make ubuntu version ....

Message 16 of 18

thehappycheese
Explorer
Explorer

I also whish-upon-a-star for Ubuntu / Debian version please. Windows sucks. (btw did Autodesk give up on the web version? It is nowhere to be found now. All I can see is a list of my designs and a janky web viewer. Perhaps it is now an extra paid licence feature?)

Message 17 of 18

info.boris
Community Visitor
Community Visitor

Same here, a native version for Linux would be greate!

Message 18 of 18

owens.ca16
Participant
Participant

Running Fusion 360 in a virtual windows machine on Linux (This is the ONLY reason for the windows VM). PLEASE support Linux.