Sounds like it's not great as a server either, if the virtualisation support still isn't up to scratch.

I'm quite fond of Steelseries gaming mice for this sort of thing. You want the resolution.

But also it's worth giving a graphics tablet a try and see if that works for your workflow. I find it much easier for sculpting.

This reminds me strongly of Microsoft Photosynth. Can't help wondering what the lineage between the two looks like.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photosynth

https://medium.com/@dddexperiments/why-i-preserved-photosynt...

Rigging. The assembly bits in FreeCAD just haven't been great historically, and the Ondsel assembly layer is very new. If you want to visually check for clashes I can see how someone might prefer to just import a bunch of STLs into Blender, rig them up, and wiggle them about.

> Highly scrum/agile focused people have brought up that sprints start on Monday and that starting the oncall on Tuesday makes sprint planning harder

Wait, what? Don't run your sprints Monday to Monday either. That's been the eventual conclusion on all scrum teams I've been on.