Yes you are right, that is an oversight we should fix with our kicad guix package. Nice find! I will work on an update to address the problem and then submit a pull request. Thank you!
Daniel Trujillo Viedma <[email protected]> writes: > Hi, Peter! > > > In summary, in Kicad 10, whenever I pressed the "Plugin and Content Manager" > button from the main menu, Kicad would receive a SIGTRAP. I tracked down the > problem to a missing org.gnome.system.proxy schema, which is available in the > gsettings-desktop-schemas package. After installing this package, I'm able to > use all of the Kicad functionality without a problem so far. > > > It's not a problem with Kicad problem, and honestly, I don't even think it's a > problem with the Kicad package, but rather a missing dependency upstream the > dependency tree that hasn't been caught (since it would be weird to me that > Kicad would depend explicitly from this specific component of GNOME) > > > Thanks, > > Dani. > > > On 23/9/26 18:42, Peter Polidoro wrote: >> What problem did you find? Is it a problem with the kicad source code or >> with our Guix packages of it? I would be happy to help fix it since I use >> kicad frequently. >> >>> On Sep 23, 2026, at 12:25, Cayetano Santos <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> >>>> dim. 20 sept. 2026 at 18:36, Daniel Trujillo Viedma <[email protected]> >>>> wrote: >>>> Hello, help-guix! >>>> >>>> >>>> I've discovered a problem with Kicad starting with version 10 some months >>>> ago, and today >>>> I've tracked down the problem and I think I've solved it. Since I'm not at >>>> all confident >>>> enough to open an issue, I wanted to discuss it here first and see your >>>> opinion. >>> Maybe this rings a bell for Peter ? >>> >>> C. >>> --
