[snip] >I saw the following on the wxWigets list today. I don't know >any more about it other than the screen shots at the web >site looked interesting. gEDA/PCB is mentioned as >to why he created Liquid PCB. Don't kill the messenger...;-)
Thanks for the pointer. I didn't see a place to download it (I did find a zip in the repo though). Source code is interesting to poke through (after removing all the ^M's). It's also for w32 right now (though using wxWidgets; which means it will probably eventually run everywhere) and _requires_ OpenGL. How how many people here (non-developers especially) have setup hardware accelerated OpenGL on their boxes? There are hints that it uses/will use Lua its/the (?) scripting language. Also, freshmeat claims it is: Free To Use But Restricted, OSI Approved :: GNU General Public License (GPL) not sure what that means (most GPL projects don't list both of those). But the sf page lists: License : GNU General Public License (GPL) The UI is interesting too. I would have to play with it to see if it is as/more efficient than left hand -> keyboard, right hand -> mouse approach that works so darn well (if you spend the time to learn the hotkeys). Either way, neat. -Ales _______________________________________________ geda-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-dev
