I tested LibrePCB and it has a neat library manager as well and is
available as a neat Qt-appimage. The schematic editor is good apart from
lack of some features. Also schematic and pcb stays always in sync.
With a bit of searching one can find a few presentations about the
background and design
Yeah, just downloaded it and gave it a whirl.
This project really shows some promise! The "pool" idea actually shows
some promise for library management.
I like how they want everything as parts. I will keep an eye on this.
Might be something to learn and integrate into kicad!
- Kristoffer
The other one is LibrePCB, looks to mimic Eagle UI.
http://librepcb.org/
As both of them are GPLv3, the FYI may be more valuable than just a
notification. E.g. to support discussions about toolkits and maybe even
result in some more code sharing.
-Vesa
Chris Pavlina kirjoitti 19/01/18 klo
Gonna be honest, it looks pretty cool so far...
On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 10:47:21PM +, Vesa Solonen wrote:
> https://github.com/carrotIndustries/horizon
>
> Must be interesting to see at FOSDEM...
>
> -Vesa
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Must be interesting to see at FOSDEM...
-Vesa
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