Which version of Eagle?  I have a full license for 4.16, and did not =20
thought the learning curve was pretty low for a PCB-CAD program.  A =20
few commands didn't conform to the "usual" convention, but I got =20
familiar with them quickly.  Example, Alt-Backspace to Undo, rather =20
than Ctrl-Z.  But you can re-map keys if that bugs you.

Now however, I tried v5.x, and don't like the UI.  The pop-up menus =20
were nice, but other things (like moving groups of components) became =20
frustrating.  Not sure what I'll do when eventually need to "upgrade".

Cheers,
-Neil.


Quoting V G <x.solarwind.x@gmail.com>:

> I've tried to learn and use MANY other schematic/PCB design suites but th=
e
> one I always find myself coming back to is DipTrace (they have a free
> version available too). It's SUPER intuitive and very easy to learn. Also=
, I
> love how it highlights nets when you mouse over them. Incredibly helpful.
> Also, schematic component and PCB pattern creating is super simple compar=
ed
> to any other software I've used. The only other thing I'd consider is EAG=
LE
> due to its apparent popularity but I can't stand it for some reason.
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