

True, many many companies have solid works because they invest heavily in marketing to universities, but holy shit it is slow, horrible, buggy, and crashes a ton, but it has a good ecosystem with Altium for mechanical+ electrical design so companies get locked in. It is all about marketing.
Creo (I think that was it) is really the way to go. Like FreeCAD, it is not very intuitive, but it can handle assemblies that would send solid works and inventor into the depths of error and lagging hell.












There is ambiguity in their ToS regarding commercial projects.
They have said that they have to clear it up IIRC because they aren’t against it, they just have to figure out what to officially allow and not or something.
Gittea also for closed source/companies who don’t want to host their own repos.