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Primarilly aimed at NGSPICE, but more formats will follow. The idea behind this is that a powerful netlister is really needed if an easy to use design environment based on NGSPICE can be created. There are lots of hooks for scripting, so many different netlists maybe created from a common circuit (for worst case analysis of parametric analysis for instance)

This copy of gEDA/gaf has been ported to Python 3. Upstream gEDA/gaf targeted Python 2 (with various workarounds to keep it building on 2.x); that is no longer required here. All Python code, the C extension modules, and the build system have been migrated, so this tree builds and runs against Python 3 (3.0+, 3.9 or later recommended) and does NOT need Python 2 or the old pygtk bindings. Build with PYTHON pointing at python3, e.g.: ./configure PYTHON=/usr/bin/python3

VOLT Schematic Editor is an in-the-works project aimed to replace gschem. Features include: built-in/run-time modules, cairo image composition, custom tools, custom objects, and the ability to alter the GUI.

Ynetlist is yet another netlister for gEDA/gschem schematic editor. Ynetlist supports slotting, global nets, virtual pins. It provides subcircuit or flattened netlisting.

An easy to use spice interface with GTK. This project allows to start and view the simultions with one or two click. It uses gschem for the schematics and ngspice as simulator.