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Belay Device
Automated Provisioning and Testing Framework
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meld-installer
Meld Installer for Windows
Bundles Portable Python (with PyGTK) and Meld together in an easy to use installer. This allows you to not have to worry about setting up Python or PyGTK and you can keep Meld's Python separate from other Python installations on your machine. ** NOTE ** Meld 3.11 and later now have official installers, hence this project is no longer supported. You can download the new installer here: https://download.gnome.org/binaries/win32/meld/. -
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dxf2mod
DXF to Kicad Module File Converter
This program converts DXF line, circle, and arc entities to the Kicad module file format. Possible improvements include pad detection, and scaling. Currently it the unit system must be in inches for all software. The program itself was written in Autohotkey so it must be used on a Windows machine. I chose this language as it is what I am most familiar with. If there is a use for it I may port it to python so it can be used cross platform.
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