What is Topologic FOR LINUX?

Topologic FOR LINUX

Looking for an innovative and free command-line software for your Linux system? Look no further than Topologic FOR LINUX! Developed by Magnus Deininger, this open-source platform-independent software is perfect for rendering various regular 3D shapes and higher-dimensional geometric primitives. With support for geometric primitives like simplices, spheres, cubes, and fractals such as fractal flames and basic affine IFSs, Topologic offers a versatile and user-friendly experience.

Key Features:

• Open-source and free


• Platform-independent


• Support for rendering regular 3D shapes


• Geometric primitives support


• Output methods including OpenGL 3.2 and SVGs


• Multiple interfaces - GLUT, WebGL front-ends, and command-line interface (CLI)


• Effortless WebGL front-end for easy use

Installation Guide:

Since Topologic might not be available in the main software repositories of modern GNU/Linux operating systems, here's a quick guide to installing it:

1. Download the latest version from the GitHub page or Softpedia.


2. Open a terminal emulator app and navigate to the source files location using the 'cd' command.


3. Run the 'make' command to compile it.


4. Follow up with the 'sudo make install' command to install it system-wide.

Get Started Today!

Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore the fascinating world of geometry with Topologic FOR LINUX. Download it for free from Softpas.com and start creating stunning 3D shapes and fractals effortlessly.

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