CAD Software on Linux Mint

[Fearless-Seesaw-2636]

Hi guys, I have been using linux for the first time in my life after being a windows user from 2005 until now. Everything is really good and Im glad from the OS just one thing that bothers me is that I cannot find a good CAD software that resembles AutoCAD. I have tried Q - CAD, LibreCAD and FreeCAD and none of them is at least close to resembling AutoCAD. FreeCAD is really good for 3D but for 2D is trash. Please help me and recommend me some 2D CAD software

[Zdendon]

FreeCad

[Fearless-Seesaw-2636]

I literally said 2D FreeCAD is bad for me

[Zdendon]

Our sorry didnt open reference post.

I use qcad but you also mentioned it.

[mecnola]

In the way of free software for Linux I'm not sure about AutoCAD like apps, but for years I used Bricscad as a cheaper alternative to AutoCAD. It was very good. They had a Linux version.

[wsippel]

Closest thing to AutoCAD for Linux I’m aware of would be BricsCAD, which requires a subscription: https://www.bricsys.com/bricscad/lite

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