Stephen == Stephen Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
We need to find a way to smooth this process. I suspect that there are
a lot of users willing to pay a few hundred dollars to get a
particular feature fixed/implemented, but the overhead of negotiating
a typical consulting contract would
In recent pcb, the TQFN* packages found in geda library does not clear the
polygons... IMHO.
Levente
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Sorry for such a bone-headed question, but where is the documentation for
the command line commands?
TIA,
Craig
On 2/28/07, David Froseth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the pcb program, is there a way to select a batch of lines and then
choose to make them .020 in width all at the same time?
Is
John Griessen wrote:
Creating google checkout buttons is easy -- if you have no shipping
costs, (as in FOSS added to project CVS or SVN repository), you could
have a series of them for small project chunks, and they get paid as you
go...
Take for instance the $500 project. divide it into
On Wednesday 28 February 2007 09:14, DJ Delorie wrote:
We have http://www.gedaconsulting.com/ too, but it needs to
be moved to a different server.
What it really needs is for someone to put some real content
there.
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Why all that overhead?
The people who made the software have already established a
track record. Anyone funding it will do so based on that. We
don't need the middleman. They can just send a check.
I can't see paying just anyone who comes along for enhancements
to an active project.
The
al davis wrote:
Why all that overhead?
The people who made the software have already established a
track record. Anyone funding it will do so based on that. We
don't need the middleman. They can just send a check.
An advantage of electronic payments is that they can be done
John Griessen wrote:
Stephen Williams wrote:
al davis wrote:
An advantage of electronic payments is that they can be done
internationally with little fuss by credit card.
I can't see paying just anyone who comes along for enhancements to an
active project.
Well, that's up to the client
My company is interested in being able to take existing OrCAD schematics and
PCB layouts and converting them into gEDA format(s). If there is someone
working on this already, I'm all ears and ready to begin assisting them in
the development process.
Sincerely,
Arthur Baldwin
On Wednesday 28 February 2007 18:20, John Griessen wrote:
al davis wrote:
I can't see paying just anyone who comes along for
enhancements to an active project.
Stephen Williams wrote:
Well, that's up to the client to decide, isn't it?
On Wednesday 28 February 2007 18:20, John
On 2/28/07, Arthur Baldwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My company is interested in being able to take existing OrCAD schematics and
PCB layouts and converting them into gEDA format(s). If there is someone
working on this already, I'm all ears and ready to begin assisting them in
the development
On 2/28/07, al davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only place I see for broadcast bounties I see is to get
something new. I have been considering offering a bounty
for someone to make a good quality replacement for
autotools. It's even on GNU's list of needs, but they want
to do in in
Hi everyone,
I finished my first pcb layout and netlist,
Now I need to auto route it but I need the routings to be on a single
layer (solder layer)
How do I make pcb route on a single layer?
Thanks
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Donato Azevedo
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On 2/28/07, Ben Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, Feb 28, 2007 at 11:41:27PM -0300, Donato Azevedo wrote:
Hi everyone,
I finished my first pcb layout and netlist,
Now I need to auto route it but I need the routings to be on a single
layer (solder layer)
How do I make pcb route on a
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007, al davis wrote:
The problem (please correct me if I am wrong) is that it creates
a dependency on guile. Someone needs guile to work on a
program that doesn't use guile anywhere else.
snip
I looked at the web page .. It looks like the files are python
scripts. ok ..
DJ Delorie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
http://www.delorie.com/house/furnace/pcb2/
I just finished populating the first board, which will be the debug
board. The second one will end up in the furnace. Note that the
furnace one will have the RJ45 jack transplanted to the bottom edge.
The brass
On Thu, 01 Mar 2007 00:13:31 -0500, DJ Delorie wrote:
The brass stencil thing worked well enough. There were only four bridges
on the whole board, and only one of those was on the 0.5mm pitch
connector, all easily fixed.
I'd call four unwanted bridges on a single board a major failure of fab
Patrick,
FWIW: Look for sarlacc_schem.c in the utils/src directory.
I used this as a template for a HiWireII to gschem translator project (never
completed and abandoned due to other priorities).
Exerpt follows below.
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/* Orcad.c v 0.92
* Copyright 1999 Matthew Ettus
* For more
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