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> It is rather fast to get started with but I can't tell if it is a
> good idea to use for gEDA or PCB but it is certainly worth a look
> for any developer who work with graphical user interface and have
> not seen it before.

A lot of PCB's GUI is dynamically generated based on the content,
including the menus and sidebars, and even some of the dialogs.  Not
sure how well Glade would work with those.  There really isn't a lot
of static GUI left in the main window after you take away the dynamic
things.

There are a lot of other dialogs that are static, though, that might
be glade-able.