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Beberapa Tahun Silam, Ketika Saya Mulai Berkenalan Dengan Linux Alternatif Aplikasi Windows di Linux Beberapa tahun silam, ketika saya mulai berkenalan dengan linux, mendapatkan kesulitan untuk mencari aplikasi pengganti yang ada di Windows, sekarang aplikasi yang mirip di Windows sudah tersedia di Linux, dan free lagi... silakan cermati berikut ini: 3D Home Architect Sweet Home 3D (http://sweethome3d.sourceforge.net/index.html ) Art of Illusion (http://www.artofillusion.org/ ) Blender (http://www.lender.org/ ) 3D Studio Max !"3D (http://www.#"3d.org/ ) $ings 3D (http://www.wings3d.com/ ) &'e of ()*M& (http://www.gnome.org/pro+ects/eog/ ) (ee,ie (http://gee,ie.sourceforge.net/ ) (-iew (http://g,iew.sourceforge.net/ ) A%DSee (weniew (http://gweniew.sourceforge.net/ ) !uic#Show (http://#uic#show.sourceforge.net/ ) ShowImg (http://www.+alix.org/pro+ects/showimg/ ) e0D12iew (http://trac.emma"soft.com/epdfiew/ ) &ince (http://www.gnome.org/pro+ects/eince/ ) Adoe Acroat eader o#ular 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