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  The ability to upgrade my cameras' firmwares, as it requires specialized Win/Mac utilities. Other than that, nothing.

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  QCAD can read/write DWG files on Linux, it costs just 40 bucks, and it has an autocad-like interface. But if your instructor says that they need autocad, better keep a Windows machine too. Another way to read/write DWG files is to download and make executable the appimage here. It converts DWG to DXF. https://www.opendesign.com/guestfiles/oda_file_converter Then you can load the DXF on the Community (Free) version of QCad. Sure, you could load that DXF file on any Linux app (e.g. librecad, fre...