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There's a way to do that in EAGLE that doesn't involve using their (pay for) services. However, there's significant programming involved. You need to take the board file apart, then figure out where

Pretty oshpark.com? PCBs arrived?? today: http://www.learnmorsecode.com/gerber/gbr2drl/oshpark.jpg http://www.learnmorsecode.com/gerber/gbr2drl/index.html This has been a caveman paint on the

"Not happening" is a good answer in my book. I suggest you try creating a file named .Xdefaults in your home directory using your favourite editor. (That file might actually already be there; because

yep DUMBing down a high resolution display is a very useful trick. If you ever find yourself in a program that appears locked into one size and only takes up a quarter of your display area then

These things can be set up. If you don't find solution by yourself, get on their mail list and ask. Branko

If you use Fusion 360 for CAD stuff, you can send a 3D model of your board to Fusion so you can design an enclosure for it. In theory if you redesign the board (eg move some LEDs around) those

If you can live with the limitations of the free version of EAGLE (all libraries, 2 layers, 3 * 4 inch boards and one schematic sheet), then that's free. You may or may not like the interface, but

So my 1920x1200 display has to be dumbed down to 800x600 for all programs just to be able to see the menus in pcb.?? Not happening. Using Kubuntu there is no .Xdefaults file so have no idea about

YES====>>>>>Font is too small, very light and just about unreadable once a menu is opened. I am on LINUX MINT. I went to LINUX HOME then PREFERENCES then DISPLAY and selected 800 X 600 resolution

Ok, thanks. That is kind of what I figured... Dave

"William Kimber" <zl1tao@...> writes: Yes, that's the whole point. It does NOT use gtk, so it does NOT use the system settings, which only affect gtk apps. It uses its own settings in

Well I tried the pcb-lesstif version in my distro and it is just as unusable as the plain pcb. Font is too small, very light and just about unreadable once a menu is opened.? In neither case does

"Dave" <theschemer@...> writes: We don't really have any windows or mac maintainers at this point, so if you're a windows or mac user, use Kicad.

"Rob via Groups.Io" <roomberg@...> writes: You're welcome. A HID is a "human interface device". PCB has two HIDs that are GUIs - one that uses the GTK toolkit, and the other uses the

DJ, ? Is the Windows version of gEDA stable and useful? Just curious as it seems geared towards Linux. Thanks

THANK YOU what is lesstif HID?? ?

Snapeda as well as the availability of footprints and symbols from vendows, manufacturers and suppliers drove me to kicad iver feda.Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Tablet

"Rob via Groups.Io" <roomberg@...> writes: gEDA's PCB does not require a schematic or component library. Just open PCB and start drawing, like GIMP. You can use the default library

I get the distinct idea that gerda is withering away.Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

OK, in short: GEDA should be more than sufficient to cover your needs ( judging by your posts), either with fabricated or DIY PCB boards. I've done them with it both ways. It works - for me. That