Chris Reynolds wrote: > Thanks for all the suggestions so far. I was hoping to stay in the open > source realm, rather than go the commercial route. I guess I could try > something like wine to run the windows app in linux and see if that will > work, but in my past experience it didn't usually work very well. > I use VMware to run a variety of CAD applications under Win 2K. I use BobCAD/CAM for mechanical and Protel 99 for electronic cad. I used to also use Xilinx FPGA tools, but these now run natively under Linux with a few small quirks. These apps run flawlessly under VMWare. I don't know if VMware will run on a RT kernel, and their support for new kernels sometimes lags behind.
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