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Hagen SANKOWSKI wrote:
> Your talk (and the panel afterwards) is already on my must-have list.
> But I fear, my english is bad enough to lost the red line to fast.. :-(

The schedule is just a way to trick people to meet, so that we can
all have an opportunity to discuss offline after the schedule
finishes.


> Well, your edacores IMHO focuses on building new PCBs.

The scope of edacore is larger than just PCBs, that's only where it
best fits into the devroom schedule.


> The database I thinking of is even suitable for In-Cuircuit Tests (ICT)
> up to Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) etc targeting the Maker,
> Repair-Cafe and Vintage Computing Scene.

It's a good idea!


> BTW, I like cooperation in an open source manner more than
> competition in a propitary world. Competition in two small but
> ambitious projects may lead to two epic fails.

Yes, I also prefer cooperation.


//Peter