CircuitJS1 Desktop Mod is an offline desktop adaptation of the CircuitJS1 electronic circuit simulator.
It packages the browser-based simulator as a standalone application using a modified NW.js runtime, giving Linux users a way to build, inspect, and visualize electronic circuits without needing to run the simulator in a web browser. The project is aimed at educational use rather than real-world circuit design, and it provides downloadable builds for Linux alongside other desktop platforms.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Supports multiple interface languages including English, Russian, German, Polish, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Czech, Norwegian, Chinese, Japanese.
- Includes desktop-focused modifications and configuration options for the user interface.
- Offers save and save as functionality in the desktop application.
- Lets users adjust colours for voltages, currents, and component highlighting.
- Provides downloadable desktop builds for Linux x32 and x64.
Website: github.com/SEVA77/circuitjs1
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Developer: Usevalad Khatkevich
License: GNU General Public License v2.0
CircuitJS1 is written in Java and JavaScript. Learn Java with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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