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1.0 has not been released yet. Maybe it’ll happen this week, but as of this moment, RC4 is available but the actual release does not yet exist. Don’t know why people keep posting and up voting incorrect and easily verifiable information.
Having said that, the release candidates have been great and this will be a great milestone for FreeCAD.
The release page and the download page say 1.0 was release on November 18.
And the commit to remove the RC4 suffix was merged yesterday as well.
Conflabbit, I just installed RC4 on my machine the day before yesterday. Is RC4 any different than the “final” 1.0?
Also: The main downloads page on freecad.org is still serving 0.21.2…
Full release notes:
https://wiki.freecad.org/Release_notes_1.0
Huge milestone for this project
Huzzah. Can’t wait to try it out.
The long-standing Topological naming problem has finally been addressed thanks to the joint effort and hard work of several developers. Realthunder’s algorithm has been carefully implemented and improved to work in the master version of FreeCAD.
The Align to selection tool was added, making it possible to enter views normal to faces or following edge directions.
This is one of the features from Solidworks that I missed.
Finally! Can’t wait for my next 3D-printing project!!
Finally. It should have been called 1.0 when hello world compiled. We’d have 2.0 now without the fully functional zero point bs versions.
Hopefully it’ll landed in Debian and Nixos soon.
