Peter Clifton wrote:
Is there any particular reason you're using the gEDA binary suite,
rather than fetching gEDA from your distro's package system?
I don't think ito 'your distro, your psychologist, your travel agent'.
When I move to another distro, I expect to be able to just continue.
I
Hi --
Finally, I only mentioned the ExpressPCB software to say that I had
managed to get a workaround that took the time pressure off myself
(trying to get things done during my summer holiday). I checked up
with the local PCB fabrication place and they want the gerber files
which ExpressPCB
On Sun, 2009-01-11 at 13:31 +0300, eas lab wrote:
Peter Clifton wrote:
Is there any particular reason you're using the gEDA binary suite,
rather than fetching gEDA from your distro's package system?
I don't think ito 'your distro, your psychologist, your travel agent'.
When I move to
On Fri, 2009-01-09 at 17:14 +1100, Susan Mackay wrote:
(pcb:32709): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_tree_model_foreach: assertion
`GTK_IS_TREE_MODEL (model)' failed
Is this something that I'm doing wrong?
Is this a known bug and, if so, what is the workaround?
I just checked in a fix for this
On Sun, Jan 11, 2009 at 1:00 AM, DJ Delorie [1...@delorie.com wrote:
My wife and I were discussing driveway monitors for the house.
GMR based Traffic Sensor Summery, page 7 8:
[2]http://www.nxp.com/acrobat_download/literature/9397/75008644.pdf
Detailed design, page 33:
Dave N6NZ wrote:
DJ is um. unique? yes, that's the word... :) 6/6 and 4 layers
at home is unusually aggressive. For my part, it's just not worth the
hassle to keep the soup around and spend the time doing that... too many
other things I'd rather do.
-dave
I like to keep
I like to keep etchant around -- I use CuCl2 + 2HCl -- H2CuCl4
This is what I use. Once converted to CuCl2, it's shelf stable and
there's no waste.
The HCl to use is 35% (swimming pool stores),
Also, hardware stores sell it in the paint isle - it's a primer for
painting cement. Might be
DJ Delorie wrote:
the H2O2 is 35 % (hydroponics supply store).
Most of us use the 3% you can buy in a drug store. 1 part 37% HCl to
2 parts 3% H2O2. If you use 35% H2O2 you can dilute it.
There's no need to dilute the 35% H2O2 -- I pour with gloves and goggles on
though...and only add
On Sun, 2009-01-11 at 11:11 +1100, Susan Mackay wrote:
especially if other amateur radio people are
interested in what I've created and I can order multiple boards.
Ok, I'll bite... now you've got me curious about what you're working
on... ;-)
73 - Bdale, KB0G
[snip]
It is an x86 Linux binary release. Unfortunately the release notes don't
appear to be with it on the sourceforge site.
Check again now.
-Ales
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Stuart Brorson wrote:
Be very careful with the fab houses which offer you free design
software -- there's usually a catch of some sort.
Ditto.
My very first board spin was through Express PCB, they made the process
pretty painless--- and I went their route for the first time because I
didn't
[snip nice e-mail]
Call me a control freak if you like, but gEDA seems ok with that. :)
This is an interesting point that should be reiterated. The
whole point of gEDA is flexibility-- I hate it how some tools force you
to work in and only in their narrow world. We (as developers)
Ales Hvezda wrote:
[snip nice e-mail]
Call me a control freak if you like, but gEDA seems ok with that. :)
This is an interesting point that should be reiterated. The
whole point of gEDA is flexibility-- I hate it how some tools force you
to work in and only in their
Ales Hvezda wrote:
[snip nice e-mail]
Call me a control freak if you like, but gEDA seems ok with that. :)
This is an interesting point that should be reiterated. The
whole point of gEDA is flexibility-- I hate it how some tools force you
to work in and only in their narrow world.
I'm currently looking for some non-EDA related
software for something and high up on my priority list is that I
have
the ability to dump out my data (perhaps with some programming or
scripting effort on my part) into a format that I can get into a
different tool.
Bob Paddock wrote:
I'm currently looking for some non-EDA related
software for something and high up on my priority list is that I
have
the ability to dump out my data (perhaps with some programming or
scripting effort on my part) into a format that I can get into a
I would caution.
That labeling of a company as evil just because they are offering use of
proprietary tools, will probably turn off a lot of companies that you
would like to sponsor geda.
Show the corporate world that geda is more flexible, a strong supportive
user base, support for simulation
I would caution.
+1
That labeling of a company as evil just because they are offering
use of proprietary tools, will probably turn off a lot of companies
that you would like to sponsor geda.
Advanced Circuits (4pcb.com) offers such software, but they've been
great supporters of PCB and we
OK, this is getting WAY off topic, but:
Ok, I'll bite... now you've got me curious about what you're working
on... ;-)
73 - Bdale, KB0G
It's a little bit of everything really. It started off with me wanting
to play with one of the PIC processors (18F4550) to do something
useful but
I think I might have got a bit carried away, but I'm having fun.
You can describe half the stuff in my house that way :-)
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OK, this is getting WAY off topic, but:
Ok, I'll bite... now you've got me curious about what you're working
on... ;-)
73 - Bdale, KB0G
It's a little bit of everything really. It started off with me wanting
to play with one of the PIC processors (18F4550) to do something
useful but
On Jan 12, 2009, at 2:17 AM, DJ Delorie wrote:
I think I might have got a bit carried away, but I'm having fun.
You can describe half the stuff in my house that way :-)
I'm right there with ya, you geek. ;)
-Dave
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Port Charlotte, FL
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