[Sheflug] control/ flow chart software

["Chris Johnson" <chris [at] xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Long shot but is anyone familiar with Flowol for Windows (www.flowol.com) ?
It allows you to set up flow charts that control either real world outputs
(lights, motors etc) based on inputs (switches, light sensors, pressure
sensors etc) or on screen "mimics" of the same things.  Its used to teach
children control structures in KS2/3 and onwards.  EG they can set up a
control system to flash zebra crossing lights, or to turn on a light house
when the sun is "off" or a more complex level crossing control simulation.

I just wondered if anyone knew of a linux equivalent or a free version for
Window$?

Control is one of those areas that is ideal for teaching with PCs and it
would be great if there was one for linux.

Chris Johnson
(No not that one, the other one!)
(running SUSE 9, 512MB PIII 600 (ish))



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