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=== Entwicklerversionen ===
=== Entwicklerversionen ===
Auf [http://sourceforge.net/projects/free-cad/files/ Sourceforge] werden die aktuellsten, dafür aber instabilen Pakete angeboten. Natürlich kann FreeCAD auch [[compiling| selbst kompiliert]] werden. [http://sourceforge.net/projects/free-cad/files/FreeCAD%20Windows/FreeCAD%200.16%20development/ Windows Dev Snapshot].
Auf [http://sourceforge.net/projects/free-cad/files/ Sourceforge] werden die aktuellsten, dafür aber instabilen Pakete angeboten. Natürlich kann FreeCAD auch [[compiling| selbst kompiliert]] werden.

====Hinweise für Windows-Anwender====
====Hinweise für Windows-Anwender====


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The manual is also be compiled as a qt help file, so it can be browsed offline with the Qt help viewer. This is usually made at each release and is available together with FreeCAD package on most linux software repositories (on debian/ubuntu-based systems, look for '''freecad-doc''' package) and is also bundled in the windows installer. To access it, simply open the "help" menu inside FreeCAD, or use the "What's this?" button.
The manual is also be compiled as a qt help file, so it can be browsed offline with the Qt help viewer. This is usually made at each release and is available together with FreeCAD package on most linux software repositories (on debian/ubuntu-based systems, look for '''freecad-doc''' package) and is also bundled in the windows installer. To access it, simply open the "help" menu inside FreeCAD, or use the "What's this?" button.


For convenience, we also provide a pdf version of this manual:
For convenience, with each release we also provide a pdf version of this manual:
* https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/releases
* [http://yorik.uncreated.net/archive/documents/freecad010.pdf 0.10 Manual (Pdf file)]
* [http://yorik.uncreated.net/scripts/freecad011.pdf 0.11 Manual (Pdf file)]
* [http://sourceforge.net/projects/free-cad/files/FreeCAD%20Documentation/FreeCAD-0.12.pdf/download 0.12 Manual (Pdf file)]
* [http://sourceforge.net/projects/free-cad/files/FreeCAD%20Documentation/FreeCAD-0.13.pdf/download 0.13 Manual (Pdf file)]
* [http://sourceforge.net/projects/free-cad/files/FreeCAD%20Documentation/FreeCAD-014.pdf/download 0.14 Manual (Pdf file)]
* [http://sourceforge.net/projects/free-cad/files/FreeCAD%20Documentation/FreeCAD-015.pdf/download 0.15 Manual (Pdf file)]




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== FreeCAD Source package ==
== FreeCAD Source package ==
For all other platforms you need to compile FreeCAD on your own from the Source package. You might also want to compile FreeCAD yourself if you want to optimize certain things, or customize certain parts of FreeCAD. Instructions for compiling can be found on the [[CompileOnWindows]], [[CompileOnMac]] and [[CompileOnUnix]] pages. You can grab a zip or tar.gz file containing the latest official version here (look for the latest version for your system):
For all other platforms you need to compile FreeCAD on your own from the Source package. You might also want to compile FreeCAD yourself if you want to optimize certain things, or customize certain parts of FreeCAD. Instructions for compiling can be found on the [[CompileOnWindows]], [[CompileOnMac]] and [[CompileOnUnix]] pages. You can grab a zip or tar.gz file containing the latest official version here (look for the latest version for your system):
*[http://sourceforge.net/projects/free-cad/files/ official FreeCAD Files repository]
*[https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/releases official FreeCAD Files repository]


Alternatively, you can also download latest source code from the Git repositories. You'll get a more recent version, but it might contain bugs or even fail to compile. Instructions for accessing the Git repositories can be found here:
Alternatively, you can also download latest source code from the Git repositories. You'll get a more recent version, but it might contain bugs or even fail to compile. Instructions for accessing the Git repositories can be found here:
*[https://sourceforge.net/scm/?type=git&group_id=49159 FreeCAD Git repository] (most active)
*[https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD FreeCAD Git repository on github]
*[https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD_sf_master FreeCAD repository on github.com]


You can also download automatically a GNU tarball from the latest source code tree or any part of it by using the code browser and clicking the "Download GNU tarball" at any time. The trunk folder contains the current development version, while the branches folder contains a snapshot of all stable releases to date.
You can also download automatically a GNU tarball from the latest source code tree or any part of it by using the code browser and clicking the "Download GNU tarball" at any time. The trunk folder contains the current development version, while the branches folder contains a snapshot of all stable releases to date.
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== FreeCAD LibPack ==
== FreeCAD LibPack ==
To collect all the needed libraries to compile FreeCAD can be a time consuming task. So we deliver a convenient package for development on Windows (VC8, VC11, and VC12) with all needed libraries. You can download the latest version of the libpack from:
To collect all the needed libraries to compile FreeCAD can be a time consuming task. So we deliver a convenient package for development on Windows (VC8, VC11, and VC12) with all needed libraries. You can download the latest version of the libpack from:
*[http://sourceforge.net/projects/free-cad/files/FreeCAD%20LibPack/ FreeCAD LibPack]Download the version that matches your architecture and Visual C++ version.
*[https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/releases FreeCAD LibPack]Download the version that matches your architecture and Visual C++ version.


For linux, you will normally find all necessary libraries in your software management system, so you should just read the [[CompileOnUnix]] page.
For linux, you will normally find all necessary libraries in your software management system, so you should just read the [[CompileOnUnix]] page.

Revision as of 21:00, 11 August 2015

FreeCAD befindet sich im Alpha-Stadium und sollte nicht durch Endanwender verwendet werden

Offizielle FreeCAD Installationspakete

FreeCAD Installer

Für Windows (XP, Vista und 7, 32 und 64bits), Mac OS X (Lion 10.7) und Debian-basierte Linux Systeme (Debian, Ubuntu, 32 und 64bit) werden installationsfertige Pakete angeboten.

Template:DownloadWindowsStable Template:DownloadUnixStable Template:DownloadMacStable

Entwicklerversionen

Auf Sourceforge werden die aktuellsten, dafür aber instabilen Pakete angeboten. Natürlich kann FreeCAD auch selbst kompiliert werden.

Hinweise für Windows-Anwender

Der Windows Installer sollte auch auf älteren Windows-Plattformen funktionieren, obwohl er nicht auf allen Plattformen getestet wurde. Sie müssen mindestens Windows Installer V1(msiexec.exe) auf Ihrem System installiert haben. Siehe Installieren auf Windows für weitere Details über die verschiedenen Installationsmöglichkeiten. Laden Sie die neueste .msi-Datei für Windows-Systeme, oder die entsprechende .deb-Datei für Ihre Version von Ubuntu oder Debian herunter.

Hinweise für Linux-Anwender

Bei den neusten Version von bekannten Linux-Distrubutionen wie Debian, Ubuntu oder Arch ist FreeCAD bereits in den offiziellen Distributions-Paket-Repositories enthalten. Es ist zu Empfehlen, FreeCAD vorzugsweise von dort zu beziehen, um sicherzustellen, dass Sie eine zu Ihrem System 100%-kompatible Version erhalten. FreeCAD benötigt auch das pivy-Python-Modul (in der Regel mit dem Namen python-pivy) ab Version 0.9 oder höher. Wenn es nicht auf Ihrem System vorhanden ist, müssen Sie es ebenfalls dort herunterladen.

Notes for Debian users

Because of a licensing conflict between third-party libraries required by FreeCAD, the freecad package was removed from the current Debian stable (wheezy) repository. This will be solved when the next stable release of FreeCAD comes out. In the meanwhile, you can either compile FreeCAD or use an alternate build.

You should also note that although Ubuntu is based on Debian, the Ubuntu PPA packages are NOT compatible with Debian.

Notes for Mac users

We rely on very few people to help building Mac OSX packages, so it doesn't get updated as often as the other platforms. The version available on this site might be slightly outdated. (To compile the most up-to-date version from source see CompileOnMac)

You can follow the topic dedicate to Mac on the forum

Ubuntu PPA Pakete

Das FreeCAD Launchpad team hat ein automatisches Build-System aufgebaut, das tagesaktuelle Versionen von FreeCAD für Sie bereitstellt. Aktualisierungen der Software werden automatisch im Ubuntu-Update-Manager angezeigt. Der einfachste Weg, um die neuste Version von FreeCAD zu bekommen.

The FreeCAD Daily Builds PPA is an automatic daily build system, which can provide you with a fresh, daily-up-to-date version of FreeCAD. Please be advised that the packages from this bleeding edge PPA may be broken from time to time.

Current supported architectures and versions are:

  • Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (Precise Pangolin) 32 & 64-Bit
  • Ubuntu 14.04 (Trusty Tahr) 32 & 64-Bit
  • Ubuntu 14.10 (Utopic Unicorn) 32 & 64-Bit

Adding the PPA and installing FreeCAD from the console

Type (or copy-paste) these commands in a console to add the PPA and install FreeCAD along with the documentation:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:freecad-maintainers/freecad-daily

Then:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install freecad freecad-doc

Adding the PPA and installing FreeCAD from the GUI

Add to your system's Software Sources the following PPA (read What are PPAs and how do I use them? if you don't know how):

ppa:freecad-maintainers/freecad-daily

When a dialog window asks you to refresh your software sources, click OK.

Now you can install FreeCAD and FreeCAD documentation through the Ubuntu Software Center, or your package manager of choice.

Fedora package

To install FreeCAD on Fedora, make sure you have the *NONFREE* repositories installed (necessary because of OCC/OCE license)

yum install freecad

Or use the GUI installer.

Alternative FreeCAD builds

These are versions of FreeCAD built by other persons and not officially maintained by the FreeCAD team. They may include customized parts or be optimized for certain types of processors, or other modifications that the package maintainers judged necessary. They might also be out-of-date, since the people who make those package may take time to grab the newer versions of FreeCAD. But they are also sometimes better suited for certain operating systems. Note that on most common linux distributions, official packages are typically installed by the system's package management tool, so you don't need to download and install FreeCAD manually.

FreeCAD documentation

The user documentation of FreeCAD is being written together by the developers and the users community, on this wiki site. The best way is to read it online, so you are sure to get the latest version:

The manual can also be displayed as one big text, so you can print it or save it as a pdf file:

The manual is also be compiled as a qt help file, so it can be browsed offline with the Qt help viewer. This is usually made at each release and is available together with FreeCAD package on most linux software repositories (on debian/ubuntu-based systems, look for freecad-doc package) and is also bundled in the windows installer. To access it, simply open the "help" menu inside FreeCAD, or use the "What's this?" button.

For convenience, with each release we also provide a pdf version of this manual:


In this Documentation-Directory on Sourceforge you will also find Quick Reference Cards as PDF. They list the pre-defined keyboard-shortcuts for the different workbenches.

Here you can also find a copy of the OpenCasCade 5.2 docs, in a .chm file. After 5.2, the openCasCade documentation is not available as a single file anymore, but as a heavy 180Mb package. So, since there is little change, we keep this one around for convenience:

FreeCAD Source package

For all other platforms you need to compile FreeCAD on your own from the Source package. You might also want to compile FreeCAD yourself if you want to optimize certain things, or customize certain parts of FreeCAD. Instructions for compiling can be found on the CompileOnWindows, CompileOnMac and CompileOnUnix pages. You can grab a zip or tar.gz file containing the latest official version here (look for the latest version for your system):

Alternatively, you can also download latest source code from the Git repositories. You'll get a more recent version, but it might contain bugs or even fail to compile. Instructions for accessing the Git repositories can be found here:

You can also download automatically a GNU tarball from the latest source code tree or any part of it by using the code browser and clicking the "Download GNU tarball" at any time. The trunk folder contains the current development version, while the branches folder contains a snapshot of all stable releases to date.

FreeCAD LibPack

To collect all the needed libraries to compile FreeCAD can be a time consuming task. So we deliver a convenient package for development on Windows (VC8, VC11, and VC12) with all needed libraries. You can download the latest version of the libpack from:

  • FreeCAD LibPackDownload the version that matches your architecture and Visual C++ version.

For linux, you will normally find all necessary libraries in your software management system, so you should just read the CompileOnUnix page.

Additional modules and related projects

There are additional modules, addons of plugins for FreeCAD developed outside of the main FreeCAD development team. They are listed here but are not officially supported by the FreeCAD team.