^ "Example Files and Part Libraries - Electronics: ICs, capacitors, diodes, etc".^ "Example Files and Part Libraries - Architecture: Doors, windows, plants, people, etc".^ Mustun, Andrew (17 June 2013), QCAD 3.1 released as open source, QCAD, retrieved."QCAD - 2D CAD for Windows, Linux and Mac". Has a large library of different templates.
#FREE QCAD COMMUNITY EDITION SOFTWARE#
Īlthough much of the software source is under the GPL-3.0-or-later license there is also significant functionality not available under a free software license. Starting from version 3.7 QCAD is distributed as Professional Trial that works for a limited time, or as Community Edition as source code only, so users need to self compile or remove the QCAD Professional add-on running in trial mode. Support for the popular DWG file format is available as a commercial plugin based on the Open Design Alliance DWG libraries.
QCAD uses the DXF file format internally and to save and import files. Some of the interface and concepts behind QCAD are similar to those of AutoCAD. QCAD 3 was first released in August 2011 with an ECMAScript (JavaScript) interface as major addition. QCAD 2, designed to "make QCAD more productive, more user friendly, more flexible and increase its compatibility with other products" began development in May 2002. Development on QCAD began in October 1999, starting with code from CAM Expert. Precompiled packages are available for 32-bit and 64-bit Linux platforms, Microsoft Windows OS and macOS. QCAD is partly released under the GNU General Public License. The QCAD GUI is based on the Qt framework. It is available for Linux, Apple macOS, Unix and Microsoft Windows. QCAD is a computer-aided design (CAD) software application for 2D design and drafting. GPL-3.0-or-later with exceptions for plugins and add-ons
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