> Thank-you for the information Dick. > > I use several Ubuntu and Debian VM's on my Win64 PC, so no problem. > > I wonder why I bother running things on the Windows OS really, I mean a Linux > VM that's > given 4Gb RAM and 4 cores certainly rips along on my PC so really native > linux apps are > not a problem to run. > > I see open source being able to take the decision not to bother running on > all OS's > natively very soon. I mean I could easily run KiCad on a Linux VM. Why cant > VirtualBox > just be a pre-requisite of running the software? Perhaps I'm just where you > were years ago!? > > I'm certainly not interested in anything autotools, especially on Windows. > I've read > books on autotools and done projects with autotools, and I hated every minute > of it. I > really like CMake, it's such a massive improvement. > > I can do any testing you need doing on Windows, just shout. Thanks again for > all your > efforts, they are appreciated by many people! > > Best Regards, Brian.
Your participation and communications convey a clear message of competence. And thanks very much for your commitment to teamwork. It is extremely appreciated, as I am not a Windows user so my work in this is clearly not for me. It is nice knowing somebody else can both grasp and carry on at the right time. Dick _______________________________________________ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~kicad-developers Post to : [email protected] Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~kicad-developers More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
