I dunno LogicWorks, and i guess eagle is not what you are looking for... If you do not find what you are looking for on http://freshmeat.net/ there likely is no such program for free for linux
HTH,
blight
Linux circuits design program comparable to LogicWorks 3?
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21st January 2004 11:32 PM #1krunk
Linux circuits design program comparable to LogicWorks 3?
Any suggestions are welcome. A low learning curve would be nice (my learning is curved enough by the 21 hours I'm taking this semester).
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22nd January 2004 02:44 PM #2blight
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22nd January 2004 02:57 PM Thread Starter #3krunk
I think I have found something. It's called 'Electric' and is made by StaticFree Software. It's able to tie into Spice and Irsim. It also has a built in similator and can be connected to some other engines I'm not familar with.
I'm looking at Eagle right now though and it seems interesting.0
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22nd January 2004 03:28 PM #4Styx
one other option is just run "LogicWorks" in linux via WINE
I have had great results from WINE. I run Maple via WINE and also MATLAB.0
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22nd January 2004 05:08 PM #5Gandledorf
Why do maple and matlab through wine when there are native versions?
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22nd January 2004 06:28 PM #6Styx
Ha, I have an old version of Maple and cant afford new version.
And as to Matlab, couldnt be arsed,
Anyhow you can see that WINE is a good suggestion to run that prog0
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22nd January 2004 07:26 PM #7fat-tony
Also, if you're using Matlab and would like a free alternative, check out http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/ This program is quite compatible with Matlab.
Originally Posted by Styx
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25th January 2004 10:51 AM #8Someone Electro
Get Windows !
Linux sucks !0
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25th January 2004 12:36 PM #9blight
Get a brain!
Yours sucks!0
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25th January 2004 03:08 PM Thread Starter #10krunk
LogicWorks is running perfectly in wine.
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