Is now available the Linux version of Capaware. As you can read, this is a beta version, with all what that means. Please take a look at the Readme.txt file before anything else. We hope you find it useful. You can find the .tgz file into the rc2 version Linux installers folder. 

There you have a new version, improved and more complete, of the development platform Capaware 3D for virtual environments. This new refactored version is fully developed by the Instituto Tecnologico de Canarias (ITC) in collaboration with the canarian private company InventiaPlus. The executable and source of this second version can be downloaded here from the Downloads section.

The RC2 Capaware includes new features and capabilities that allow a wide range of applications related to the management of georeferenced elements in a 3D environment. This second version is released, like its predecessor which was developed in collaboration with the ULPGC, under GNU GPL licence, allowing all interested companies to use it in their open source projects. The creators of these tool are open to new kind of collaborations.

Finally, Capaware's source code is available for its second version.You can get it from our Downloads section. There is also an installer for Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, Vista and Windows 7. In the Forums section (we will try to moderate them as quick as we can) you can keep in contact with us, also you have all documentation available in Doxygen format in the Documentation section.

For those who have downloaded the installer, please refer to the "Capaware RC2 Reference Manual" in order to learn How to create your virtual Worlds or just use the example we have created for you. In the Documents folder inside the Downloads section, you have the pdf's of the Capaware rc2 course for users and developers (is only in Spanish, sorry for that). We hope to have soon the Linux version available.  

Finally, the today July 8th at 12:00 UTC, Capaware rc2 will be released. We have been looking for releasing both versions, Windows and Linux, at the same time, but the Linux one has been delaying more than once the final release. Because of the great number of questions and mails about the reason of the continuous delaying of the rc2 version, we have decided to release first the Windows version. The linux version will be released as fast as we could solve the problems with it. We hope you will forgive us the delaying, but as you sure know things goes out of planning sometimes.