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Subject:	Re: [geda-help] gEDA WIKI missing a link for Win32 binary
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> I cannot get gschem to work on Windows.

Are you trying the release or the daily snap shots?
Try the other.
I was able to bring up gshcem when I built the release files a few months ago.
Don't know the status of the snap shots right now.

What was it doing for you?


> Some colleagues of mine are considering using either an expensive
> commercial EDA suite, or EAGLE,

Get vendor lock in either way with those.

> However, they are Windows users.  I hoped that gEDA would work on
> Windows

Me too.  Many of us are stuck in the Windows world at work.
So far there have been other priorities for me, so I've not gotten to
fixing things up yet.
I'm sure that applies to the others with interest in Windows as well.

PCB part on Windows is not bad, only major annoyance with it is
printing and library paths.

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