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| − | '''XCircuit''' is a Unix program for drawing circuits. | + | '''XCircuit''' is a Unix program for drawing circuits. It uses PostScript to load and save files, which means schematics drawn in XCircuit can be easily loaded into [[LaTeX]] documents. |
| − | =Running= | + | ==Running== |
Log in to a Unix station, or log in remotely with a terminal program and an X11 package ([[X-Win 32]] for Windows, [[X11R6]] for Macs) and type '''xcircuit''' - it's just that easy! | Log in to a Unix station, or log in remotely with a terminal program and an X11 package ([[X-Win 32]] for Windows, [[X11R6]] for Macs) and type '''xcircuit''' - it's just that easy! | ||
| − | =Use= | + | ==Use== |
| − | + | A [http://opencircuitdesign.com/xcircuit/tutorial/index.html tutorial] is available at the OpenCircuitDesign page. | |
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| + | == External Links == | ||
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| + | == References == | ||
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[[Category:Software]] | [[Category:Software]] | ||
| + | [[Category:EGR 119]] | ||
Revision as of 19:07, 23 June 2008
| Version | 3.4 rev 26 |
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| Manufacturer | OpenCircuitDesign |
| Web Page | XCircuit |
| Pundit Updated | 6/23/2008 |
XCircuit is a Unix program for drawing circuits. It uses PostScript to load and save files, which means schematics drawn in XCircuit can be easily loaded into LaTeX documents.
Contents
Running
Log in to a Unix station, or log in remotely with a terminal program and an X11 package (X-Win 32 for Windows, X11R6 for Macs) and type xcircuit - it's just that easy!
Use
A tutorial is available at the OpenCircuitDesign page.
