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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] [pcb] poll: burried/blind vias vs. pcb and pcb-rnd
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Date:	Tue, 19 Jan 2016 19:57:36 -0600
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On 01/18/2016 01:32 AM, gedau AT igor2 DOT repo DOT hu wrote:
> POLL:
>
> 1. How many of your boards REQUIRE burried or blind vias? [percentage]
0
>
> 2. How many of your boards could BENEFIT burried or blind vias? [percentage]
2
>
> 3. When your board REQUIRED them, do you more often find a workaround to stick with pcb instead of switching to another design
> tool? [yes/no]
yes
>
> 4. When your board could BENEFIT using them, do you more often find a workaround to stick with pcb instead of switching to another
> design tool? [yes/no]
yes
>
> 5. Have you ever tried pcb-rnd? [yes/no]
no
>
> 6. Would you try pcb-rnd if it offered blind/burried vias? [yes/no]
no
>
> 7. Would you consider switching to pcb-rnd if it offered blind/burried vias? [yes/no]
no
>
> 8. Approximately how many boards have you done so far with pcb (pcb mainline/branches/forks included, using gschem/gnetlist not
> required)? "1 board done" means you had one or more physical copies of the board. [rough estimation, positive integer]
8
>
> 9. Approximately how many boards have you done with other packages? [rough estimation, positive integer]
4
>
> 10. What OS would you prefer to do your pcb layouts on (assuming your favorite layout tool is/would be available on it)? [one of:
> (GNU/)Linux, *BSD, OSX, windows, other; if you like more, select the one you would spend most time on!]

(GNU/)Linux

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