Homebrew PCBs

Well, i'll just throw in i use target.
It has reasonable pricing for what i needed (700 pins for 150eur), with  
which you can earn money, and i sure did.
Prices go up pretty steep from there though.

There is a english version (although it was not so great a translation  
when i last looked), and a free demo with 100pins no commercial use at  
http://www.ibfriedrich.com/.

Back then when i had to choose i selected it because i had previous  
experience from way back, and it offered a affordable version at just the  
right size i was not expecting to exceed tomorrow.

Eagle was useless for the UI and also didn't seem to have a good package  
in the range i wanted without non-profit trash.

There were some others i considered, but hey, why bother getting to know  
the faults of a new package when i already knew the peculiarities of  
target and how to work around them. There's all i need, but not much more,  
and fewer way to do things, not like orcad.

I really miss the colored ratsnest though.

ST

(And YES, i do get paid for mentioning it, well, i get a update to a new  
version cheaper. But i have mentioned it before so this post does not add  
anything, so - i do not benefit in any way, other than the satisfied  
customer stuff.. no, wait, make that the accepting reality customer stuff.)



On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 00:13:04 +0100, mycroft2152 <mycroft2152@...>  
wrote:

> Buy the software that you need and get on with it.
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> Myc
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