Hello Karl.
> > So far i can see, this is the same in the Version from 06th. April 2010. > > I use it with Debian "Lenny". > How did you do that? I've tried to build 20100314 and wound up in a > dependency spiral. Of course, with the 20100314 Version i had the same Problem. >Do you have > a deb package that will run on lenny? I use the Version 20100406 for Ubuntu 8.10. The file is named kicad-2010-04-06-svn-R2508-final-UBUNTU_8.10.tgz, and you will find it here http://iut-tice.ujf-grenoble.fr/cao/old_versions/kicad-2010-04-06-svn-R2508-final-UBUNTU_8.10.tgz But looking for this link, i noticed, that it is now at the folder for the old versions, because just today, there is a new release, 20100505. Perhaps i will test it at the weekend, and i would try kicad-2010-05-05-BZR2356-stable-UBUNTU_8.10.tgz. Debian Lenny corespondences a little with Ubuntu 8.10, but Ubuntu 9.10 is too far ahead. It correspondences with the actual Debian "testing". > I know the guy that packages kicad for Debian wants to find someone else to > take over - would you be > interested? Can I send you something to encourage it? > It would be nice, if i would be able to do this. But i have no programming skills (i did some Fortran and Pascal programming courses at the univerity about 15 years ago) and now i do some "Voodoo" like computer actions. Actual, i try to learn Gambas, because it is a programming language with only little objektorientated thinking needed. I am just too stupid for thinking objektorientated. But i am far far away from the skills needed for building debian packages in a reasonable manner. So i put omly some librarys and modules to the KiCAD community. With best regards: Bernd Wiebus alias dl1eic
