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Euclide is a dynamic geometry software, which tries to be as flexible as possible. You start by placing some free points, then you create objects using these points: lines, circles, line segment, circle arcs... each new figure can in turn be used to compose new shapes. By moving the points placed at the beginning, one can observe the evolution of the figure. An example is given below.<br /><br />Features<br /><br />In the actual version, Euclide allows following actions:<br /><br /> Creation of free points, points on shapes, or intersection points<br /> Interactive displacement of free points<br /> Creation and storage of various affine trasnforms: line symetry, point symetry, translation, rotation<br /> zoom of the figure<br /> measure of length, distances, angles<br /> use of measures to create other shapes<br /> creation of shape locus<br /> context help giving the next thing to do for each action ("clic a point", "choose a curve"...)
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No special requirements
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*nix, Linux |
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Beginning, Circle, Circles, Compose, Evolution, Figure, Flexible, Lines, Moving, Observe, Segment, Shapes, Software |
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Windows Software
Albina Merfyn - I find this to be really easy to use. I can...
