oregano is an application for schematic capture and simulation of electronic circuits. The actual simulation is performed by Berkeley Spice, GNUcap or the new generation ngspice. oregano is licensed under the terms of the GNU GPL-2.0 included in the file COPYING.
The overall status should be considered unstable, as the process of fixing core components has yet to be completed.
Any donations will directly increase sparetime we spend to write code, fix bugs, write developer documentation – working towards a 21st century Oregano Electrical Engineering Tool which is worthwhile using.
You need gtk+-3.0, glib-2.0, gio-2.0, gtksourceview-3.0, goocanvas-2.0, libxml2 and intltool in order to build oregano.
These are usually included in your favorite distributions repositories and can otherwise be found at the gnome public ftp server.
In order to simulate a schematic you need either ngspice or gnucap.
To build the oregano application issue the following for a debug build
./waf configure
./waf debug -j
or the following for a release build
./waf configure
./waf release -j
For additional options like specifying the install directory, consult
./waf --help
Note that additional options can be passed to the configure stage, i.e. waf configure --prefix="/usr" debug -j6 is commonly used.
For installation to the default directories, it is usually required to run
./waf install
with root privileges.
After installation oregano can be started by running oregano from terminal.
./waf uninstall
Mailinglist is at oregano@librelist.com, just drop a mail to subscribe. To unsubscribe again send a mail to oregano-unsubscribe@librelist.com.
As every mailinglist, we also expect appropriate behavior, respect and a positive manner.
are very welcome! We provide TODO,ARCHITECTURE.md, HACKING.md and the files under docs/* as a starting point, an overview that should help you going.
If you want to discuss an issue or something you would like to implement, don't be shy, drop a mail to the mailinglist (see above).
For bug and issue tracking as well as feature requests, the github built in issue tracker is used.
Translators are welcome to translate at transifex which will be synced into the git repository a day before a new release is created (see the release milestones for planned release dates)