Lego and Linux (part 5)
After exchanging a few e-mails with the author, I have managed to build Slackware packages for LeoCAD, both 32 and 64-bits versions.
LeoCAD is a wonderful piece of software to create your own Lego constructions virtually on your computer – with an unlimited amount of pieces 
It can import and export LDR (LDraw) files, and export to POV-Ray for creating fantastic images (see my previous post about POV-Ray).
Here is a screenshot of LeoCAD running on my 64-bit desktop:
The packages can be downloaded from my site, where more screenshots can be seen as well.
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Dutch guy living in Brazil. Has worked in the IT business since it was invented (well, almost...). Interests: Slackware, Lego, Star Wars.
October 29th, 2009 at 5:16
Wir spielen gern damit.
Grüsse
November 22nd, 2009 at 22:22
Hi,
Thank you for preparing this lego software. I'm happily exploring it with Slackware 12.2 on my MSi Wind Netbook. So far, no unexpected behavior! Thanks again, Rob in Ottawa, Canada