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Yeah... I do.

Like I said... it's often buggy & hard to get it to work on a new machine. I've only ever gotten the 32bit version to run & it's not something I can just tell a friend to install with a few clicks. It never just works.

Can anyone tell me how insane of a task it would be to port an old version of Sketchup to linux (like 2016 or 2018 or whatever can still be torrented or downloaded)? Are there AI tools now that might help?

I truly don't care about IP violations or anything like that, I just want something that works, uses all the great sketchup plugins, & can be easily shared & installed.

I run it on wine, but it's not totally bug free & it's always difficult to set up on a new machine. I think I've only ever gotten the 32bit version to work... But it does work well enough. It's so much more intuitive than any other CAD program I've ever used & I'm so used to it that it kills me to use anything else.

I'm a star saying that.. I have a cost.. 💯💯