Homebrew PCBs

On Friday 16 July 2004 02:56 pm, Stefan Trethan wrote:
> >> It MUST produce clean code.

> > It won't produce ANY code,  that is up to you!

> I get the impression there is no free lunch.

Yep!

> I was hoping to get a software that writes the html tags for me at least.

Well,  there might be stuff out there,  but it isn't that hard to do,  really.

> well, thanks for the hints, i know MC and it is real cool.
> (although it sounds and looks a lot like NC).

Sounds?  It has sounds?  Not in my setup...

> I run XP here, linux is too time consuming for me.
> (I want to switch it on and it should work, my linux knoweledge is too low
> to make that happen and i don't want to invest the time to get the needed
> experience)

My brother describes himself as "a GUI kind of guy" and as far as computers 
are concerned,  he "just wants to use it" and have it "be like an appliance", 
though he seems to have no problem doing all sorts of stuff with his many 
vehicles.  I'm the other way around,  I do lots of stuff with computers and 
with my vehicles I "just want to use them".  :-)  Anyhow,  he's running 
Mandrake,  and seems to be pretty happy with it.  You might take a look some 
time.  These things tend to move forward fairly fast,  these days.