Re: [sdcc-devel] Attracting users [long!]

[Erick v. R. <er...@va...>]

If I remember correctly the logo use on the USB hardware Carl designed 
was/is used on planes from the german luftwaffe and it is also used on 
the iron badge given as a medal to WW2 officers... just a little FYI

Unfortunatly the OSX market is too small I guess for PCB hardware 
design tools. Currently I use the "dark side" for my PCB designs.... I 
wonder if there arn't any decent  UNIX tools available we could run 
with X11????

Anyway Carls project really has some cool stuff in it. When I have some 
time I think I'm going to build one too. Programming using a keyspan 
adapter isn't really working for me....

Cheers,

Erick
On woensdag, maa 26, 2003, at 19:46 Europe/Amsterdam, Mike S wrote:

>
> On Wednesday, March 26, 2003, at 10:28  AM, Carl Norum wrote:
>
>>
>> On Wednesday, March 26, 2003, at 12:17  PM, Mike S wrote:
>>> A lack of programmer support on my platform is also a bit of a 
>>> hindrance.
>>
>> We're working on it!  Here's a link to our current version.  Maybe 
>> you could put in a good word for us in the design awards?  =)
>
> Meine Deutsch ist nicht so gut, aber meine Geschichte ist fein. Some 
> might find your logo a bit offensive.
>
> Politics aside, this a cool project! I'm glad people are starting to 
> take OSX as a serious EE platform. Now all we need is a quality PCB 
> layout package like ExpressPCB's toy. Most of them seems to have 
> really poor UI design ;)
>
> --mikes
>
>
>
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