[sdiy] PCB Layout Software?

[Jim Patchell]

KiCad, without a dout.  KiCad is fairly easy to use, although, I am 
still learning it (but I am handicapped, I am leagally blind), but most 
impotent is the fact that it is open sourced, and there are no 
limitations on the package.

My policy for the last several years is to avoid buying software.    I 
make exceptions for stuff that has a reasonable price.  But even with 
free software, if there are restrictions on it, I avoid it.

I even gave an open source version of windows a try once...too bad it 
wasn't quite there yet.

-Jim

On 8/11/2013 4:30 AM, Wheaton, Simon wrote:
> What Windows PCB layout software would you recommend for a PCB layout beginner?
>
> To begin with, I want to clone an existing PCB, in this case a SCSI interface in a sampler, and rework it into a different form factor/size.
>
> Would like to start with something that I can keep using into the future for more complex work.
>
> Thanks,
> Simon
> Canberra
> AUSTRALIA
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