On the topic of library organization: It occurs to me that CAD libraries really should be stored in SQL databases. Traditional library formats tend to impose an artificial structure that is too rigid. Using a database would make it easier to handle real-world problems such as multiple versions of the same part, providing flexible searching, revision control, etc. Most web hosting services offer a database (e.g. MySQL) as part of the deal. It would even be possible to embed a database within KiCAD (e.g. SQLite - http://www.sqlite.org/ ).
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