I'm really liking pcb, from the gEDA suite.

It is one of a suite of tools which cover schematic capture, simulation,
PCB layout and BOM generation.  It is totally free and open source, and
because it is open source, it is relatively easy to create your own
symbols and footprints, although there is a fairly extensive library.

kicad does have the really cool feature of generating a 3D view of your
board, but I find it clumsier than pcb, and it has fewer provided
components.

--McD


On Fri, 2014-09-05 at 19:17 -0600, NOPE9 YES wrote:
> I may have to layout a PCB with 10 layers , 3 users , 30 pages of schemat=
ics.  From what I have learned from the PIClist, I would favour Eagle.  Doe=
s anyone have other suggestions ?  Cost of the tool is a consideration.  Bu=
t not if the tool wastes developer time.
>=20
> Best
> Gus in Denver


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