Perhaps getting it to run under cygwin would be a possibility. I don't
run X on any of the machines I'd use to design on, so I'm out. To be
honest, I don't even know how hard it is to get programs to run under
cygwin. Someday when I get a chance I want to try gpsim.

Josh
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Chris Hunter wrote:
> I (and some collegues) have been working on an open-source PCB designer, and
> have been trying to avoid all the pitfalls that we've seen with other PCB
> software.  The "learning curve" with most seems to be excessively high.....
> Since it's an open-source project, it's ONLY written for X-windows.  A
> version will be on Sunsite in the immediate future.

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