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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] Thoughts on gschem UI
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John Doty wrote:
> the gschem UI is what it is, very old fashioned, and trying to
> improve it by adding "features" has made it harder to use, not
> easier. 21st century UI's are fundamentally very different. I
> would support an effort to make a modern gschem.

I'd love to hear more about this!

What are your biggest issues with gschem UI?

And how would they not be issues with a modern UI?

I'm a very long time pcb user and I have no issues with it besides
scheme being completely foreign. I'm a much shorter time gschem user,
but I don't really have issues with it either - so I'm interested to
learn how they work (or don't!) for others; maybe things are
different because of different tasks, or because we understand the
programs differently. In any case I'd love to hear more details. :)


//Peter

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