On Wednesday 06 May 2009, Mukund Deshmukh wrote:
> Hi,
> Now I am looking for protel / orcad alternative in Linux.
> Basically I should be able to open my old layouts made in protel and orcad.

PCB for pcb design and Geda for schematics. However no method for converting 
from either orcad or protel that i know of. Consequently 

There is Kicad too - with a 3D pcb viewer. But i am absolutely comfortable 
with PCB and Geda. It is about a year now, since we switched completely to 
GEDA

PCB has a commandline interpreter. This is unlike the regular cad tools like 
protel or padspcb. However once you know how to use it it saves massive 
amounts of time. 

There is also Savant, Icarus Verilog, GNUCap, Gspice Gwave etc. for 
simulation.

Several very good asic layout tools are also available.

And ofcourse complete cores at opencores.org
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