On Wednesday 26 July 2006 13:42, Igor2 wrote: > Another interesting approach would be to provide a live cd. There are many > live linux distros out there, so it would be possible to add gEDA to one > of them. This way the 'lazy' user could try out the system without needing > to understand parts of it, reading manuals, installing or anything like > that. If he likes it, probably he will invest some more time in the > installation process. It would be like a trial period so the user could > decide to invest time or not after experiencing a working version. Here at Cambridge University Engineering Department all our undergraduate CAD teaching is done off a custom-rolled Knoppix, which includes geda (among other things). Works well for real usage, not just trying it out. :) Peter -- Quake II build tools maintainer http://tinyurl.com/fkldd v2sw6YShw7$ln5pr6ck3ma8u6/8Lw3+2m0l7Ci6e4+8t4Eb8Aen5+6g6Pa2Xs5MSr5p4 hackerkey.com
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