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I think the development of Design is heading in the right direction, looking at its easy-to-use user interface and the aim to support essential features. You can also use GNOME Builder with flatpak to build and install it. To try it, you can install the Flaptak package available on Flathub. Of course, the documentation could use some improvements as the development progresses.

It should be enough for a head start if you are already comfortable with 2D CAD apps. The documentation explains the functions of icons/buttons in the app. While it is in its early development phase, you can explore all about it on its GitHub page.

Support for drawing creation and manipulation using command-line or toolbar input.

Uses common CAD workflows, commands, and canvas management.

Supports the industry standard DXF format made by Autodesk.

Some of the key highlights of the app include the following: However, as the Ubuntu Phone project was canceled in 2017, the team later reinvented the app as a GNOME application to provide a native CAD experience for Linux (and targeting GNOME mobile as well). Interestingly, the app was initially meant for Ubuntu/Ubuntu Phone project. Try it to test things out and help them improve the app.