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PSpice was once available in many forms including SUN work stations and Macintosh versions. As the sales of these other versions declined they were not continued. I suspect that the effort to port it over to another platform will not be done until that platform takes over at least half of the operating system market to the exclusion of windows at engineering companies. This is not likely because these companies will still need windows systems to run programs that only us it.
>Does OrCAD Pspice as Linux software or is any plan to create such one?
Referring to OrCAD specific, this is true OrCAD is a Windoz Only program. :-((
But If we are talking about , generic schematic entry , PCB development and
simulation tool , there are a lot of projects , often free , that do that job.
it is defficult to run Eda in linux
I have not see or know there is anything software that can run in linux ,problemly there is no
but you should search in google
On my former notebook I installed Linux and wine. Wine is a simulator for windows programms. I used pspice (MicroSim 8) and it works fine. BTW I only simulated circuits and did not make layouts. For layouting my designs I used a Eagle demo version.
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