>> As we have always said, if somebody steps forward to create and maintain >> a Windows port, then we will distribute a Windows version of gEDA also. >> But so far, nobody has stepped up to the plate. > > Cesar did step up. His cross compile script does produce native windows > versions of gschem and pcb. Yes, I know, there is more to be done until > geda/pcb can claim to
.... provide full Windows support? A cross-compile script is not a Windows binary, installable by even the most clueless fool. But we're getting there..... > I am with Peter C. in this case. At my day job I work in a mixed > environment with an institutional bias towards windows. The windows > people work with eagle and live with the downsides of this EDA. It would > be easier to cooperate, if there were a readily installable MSwindows > version. Great! Then create a foolproof Windows binary of the gEDA toolkit which installs on arbitrary Windows systems. Put it in a place where folks can download it. Modify the gEDA wiki to point to it. Assuming it works, the download link will quickly find its way to the main gEDA downloads page. Unless I am missing something (always possible), somebody actually *doing* that work is what is missing here. Cheers, Stuart _______________________________________________ geda-dev mailing list geda-dev@moria.seul.org http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-dev
