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Subject: Re: electronic circuit drawing/simulation
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soralx@cydem.org wrote:
> A question to the electonics gurus here: what program would you recommend
> to use for subj under FreeBSD 5.4-R? I tried 'oregano' from ports -- it'd
> be nice if not for its _serious_ buggines (coredumps, shows nonsense
> transient analysis, or somitimes none at all, etc) and low functionality
> ('flexibility').

OrCAD, run under WINE.