Hi,
Will it occur? I mean eagle cad to kicad import of projects on a "massive" scale, not an invasion of canada from the U$A.
cheers, Jamie
Hi,
Will it occur? I mean eagle cad to kicad import of projects on a "massive" scale, not an invasion of canada from the U$A.
cheers, Jamie
We switched to Diptrace.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
I tried Eagle one time many years ago and designed one board with it, I remember it being a frustrating piece of software to use, it seemed to be pathologically against using "standard" keyboard shortcuts as compared to other CAD software, everything worked backwards from the way you would intuitively expect it to. The commercial-use variants seemed like absurd prices for what you get at the time, like if you're going to spend low Gs on a PCB softwares why not just step up to Altium it's way better for not _that_ much more
It felt like a $200 piece of software they were hawking for pushing 2 grand IIRC
Nice, Diptrace "standard" looks perfect for me I'm going to give it at try. $395! Cool I'm a fan of non-insanity pricing structures
Why pay for anything ? Try Kicad for free ?
We use Eagle 6.5 at our company but we've been using it for many years and it's paid for and works.
But Kicad evidently works at least as well and can import/export etc.
boB
Beautiful Layout Hunchback likes Diptrace, and it talks bidirectionally wit h Altium via the PCAD or PADS i/o functions. It also imports Eagle stuff pr etty well via a ULP.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs (coming to you from sunny Bangkok)
Bangkok. Oriental setting. But the city don't know what the city is getting.
...freebie has its own limits (pins) that is"easier" to bump into.
We aren't using the free one.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
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