New old products :)

[Alexandre Souza - Listas]

>>     Next time, use kicad, diptrace or something useful. Eagle sux.
> I'm not going to defend Eagle, but I'm unfamiliar with diptrace - what
> makes it better?

    Ethan, it is a matter of using the tool, I could say wonders about 
diptrace, but I do believe nothing will be compared with you getting the 
tool and taking a look.

> I use Eagle because it works on any computer I'm likely to be sitting
> and and because there are lots of examples and user-contributed parts.
> I'm not opposed to switching tools, but I'd rather not switch tools
> just to spend all my time creating libraries for classic computer
> components.  If another tool has better libraries and is easier to
> use, then I'm all for it.

    I use Altium Designer, but I admit it is too expensive for (legal) hobby 
use :o)

    I do believe in Diptrace. But KICAD is getting better and better 
everyday. More libraries and a very active development. Maybe you'll want to 
take a look at it :)