[Open-graphics] ANNOUNCEMENT: Traversal to release OGD1 PCB schematic for public review

[Daniel Rozsnyó]

Raphaël Jacquot wrote:
> Attila Kinali wrote:
>> "Timothy Miller" <theosib at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> We need to decide what
>>> kind of file format is best to publish so that (a) it is convenient
>>> and cheap for us to produce it and (b) as many people as possible are
>>> able to view and evaluate it.
>>
>> For me it's any format that i can read with an open source
>> programm. It doesn't matter for me if i have to download and compile
>> something myself.
>>
>> For others.. i don't know. I guess i'd stick with one format
>> that is commonly used in this area. If this cannot be read
>> by any open source program, make it available in a second format
>> too, that may be less optimal but can be read with geda, or whatever.
>>
>> BTW: if you need a mirror for the files, let me know.
>>
>>             Attila Kinali
>>
> 
> a vector-based PDF file might be the simplest way to do it :D
> 

Another good approach is to produce a set of images and put them into a 
document with a short explanation of design decisions - to avoid 
unnecesary questioning (maybe it could be in the online wiki).

We use this method, I usually do the hw + documentation and the other 
guy makes the firmware, supplying a table with the pin functions is also 
niceand helps him a lot.

Daniel