> Too large ever to assemble. Right. Your suggestion is that EVERY SINGLE PERSON should build a full separate heavy symbol library for EVERY SINGLE PROJECT, and yet a single community-built database is too large of a concept to even consider. Riiiight.
> That shows a complete misunderstanding of the nature of the problem. > But don't pollute the toolkit with functions that [...] > You don't understand that [...] > Perhaps to those of us with EDA experience [...] To everyone else-- including those with EDA experince --having a set of symbols to start with and customize is a known and effective solution. Your insults don't change the fact that something that adds great value to 90% of users without removing functionality is a net gain. But we know you're not interested in solutions. Obviously. Because nobody but you understands the problems. We're all too stupid to understand and believe in your one true completely-adaptable-to-everything workflow as the solution to everything. You've made it perfectly clear time and again that you're opposed to new features just on the basis that (to paraphrase), "features are bad." Fine-- you're absolutely welcome to your opinion. Here's my opinion: you should recompile your gEDA programs with all of code commented out. As the limit of features goes to zero, you can finally have your perfect EDA suite-- perfectly scriptable and 100% flexible. The perfect toolkit. _______________________________________________ geda-user mailing list geda-user@moria.seul.org http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user