On Fri, 2006-10-06 at 04:31 +0800, genome wrote:
> Whats the the best PCB design software around, Library. of components, ease 
> of use, output capability, autorouting etc.. considered... 

Well, that all depends on your budget and your requirements. It's like
asking what's the best car.

For my hobby work I've used the GEDA suite. It's free, open source, and,
well, cranky. But once you get around the quirks it's pretty decent
software.

For my professional work I've used Orcad and Allegro. They have WAY more
quirks, are VERY expensive, but both are VERY good tools that can handle
about as big a board you want.

TTYL

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