> hi ya > > > > Then, burn it to a CD and use the CD to > > > install the entire gEDA Suite on any (Linux) computer you wish. > > which tools would be on the eda cd ??
Why don't you read the README of the CD? It lists the tools supplied. http://www.brorson.com/gEDA/README On the CD I have also included some of the dependencies, including guile, pkg-config, and TCL/Tk. The idea is to create a distribution including the most frequently used tools, their dependencies, and an install wizard to take care of all the installation/configuration nightmares listed in the "suggestion" thread on geda-dev. Or, why don't you try it out? Download at: http://www.brorson.com/gEDA/ Let us know what you think! Stuart > - geda and all associated tools > > additional stuff > - geda pkg manager :-) > - eagle would be my thingie i'd want > > - pcb tools > - schematics tools > - various simulation tools > - netlist tools > - timing tools > - endless list to fill up a 4GB or 8GB dvd :-) > - other stuff ? > > the packager issue will not be solvable .. everybody has a different distro > - *.rpm vs *.deb vs *.tgz ( my preference ) > > a standalone cd would be good .. since it'd usually work > and it'd use /home/<user-name> for working area on the disk > > the problem is some tools expect new libs than what is currently > on the users system > - overwriting it might cause their other apps to die/segfault > > opencores.org had a cd.. but i donno its status > > c ya > alvin > >
