gEDA (GPL'ed Electronic Design) In EE Times

Stuart Brorson writes "At long last, today's EE Times published an article about the gEDA project. The gEDA project has developed a mature, GPL'd, Linux-based suite of tools useful for electronic design. Using the gEDA tools, you can take a circuit design from schematic capture, through simulation, to PC board layout and fab. Some example PCBs done using gEDA include the Darrell Harmon's single board computer, and the 'free hardware' Ronja Project. Happily, the advantages of open-source for electronics design were well presented in the article. It's good to see that gEDA is getting some well-deserved press for the excellent work which has been going on from over six years now!"

Comments

Re:Yarrghhhh

[grub]

Just think if this was in the IT section. There'd be a critical mass of ugly and the end of life as we know it would result.

Re:PURE FUCKING RAGE GODDAMN I HATE SLASHDOT! FUCK

[upsidedown_duck]

To be an effective AC, you should omit your picture next time.