Thanks to all who responded, on- and off-list. My boss took a good look at gEDA over the weekend and, while he's very impressed with the tools, he believes CadStar or Altium are a better fit for us at this point. Obviously I'm disappointed, but at least I tried. :) As a Linux user this puts me in an unfortunate situation, as neither of the above tools has a Linux version. This means I will have to try one of three options: 1. use gschem for capture (I won't be doing layout), producing suitable output for CadStar/Altium PCB layout -- unlikely, I think, as it will only be one-way so things like back annotation probably won't work; 2. use CadStar/Altium under WINE; or 3. use CadStar/Altium in a VMWare/VirtualBox session. I know I'm heading off-topic here, but I'd appreciate hearing from anyone who has tried any of the above, whether successful or not. Thanks, Chris -- Chris Smith <cjs94@xxxxxxxxxx>
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