On Tuesday 06 March 2007 18:52, Peter Baxendale wrote:
I think if you use Linux machines for teaching there's no
reason at all not to use gEDA. Unfortunately, here all our
teaching machines currently run Windows only, so we use a
rather old Windows distribution which is not entirely
satisfactory.
How about setting up a server, with remote X display on the
windows boxes?
Also, I found that students wanting to use it
on their own machines were put off by the relatively
complicated installation, including having to install Cygwin
first (that is, for the majority of students who only use
Windows).
They need to learn to deal with more than one system. Faculty
need to learn this too. They need to learn it early.