Hello Wayne,
Am 03.04.2018 um 00:42 schrieb Wayne Stambaugh:
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> Please note, rc2 is going to be the UI string freeze so no UI string
> changes other than spelling errors after rc2. If you have any UI
> string changes, now is the time.
please also consider to give the l10n contributes a few
On 04/04/18 18:52, Jean-Samuel Reynaud wrote:
So my questions are:
- Is it usefull ?
Having both versions be able to be installed side by side is immensely
valuable for an end user, and the development of kicad, in my opinion.
The users can "USE" the stable version for their work. They can
You can just set a different XDG_CONFIG_HOME. I think this should be left
for the user to define. Usually I have seen no significant problems running
with the same config dir. This may of course not aleays be true.
Alternatively the nightly package can provide a wrapper script that sets
this to
Rene Pöschl writes:
> There are completely new footprints for such devices. (In the v5 lib)
>
> I think the resistor lib should even be compatible with kicad 4 (it has
> no part with complex pads in it). At least the footprint in question is
> compatible.
>
> They are now script generated [1].
There might be a conflict in the settings (V4 might not be able to parse V5
settings)I've filed a bug addressing this (feature request):
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1749659
Also using V5 libs can be problematic in V4. One great thing is that at least
in the latest V4 (4.0.7) there is
Hi,
some time ago there were adjustments to have a common design of the
menubar in all applications. This initial patch does some basic
adjustions of the 3D-Viewer in this direction, but things like
displaying Hotkeys was not added.
One question regarding improvements based on that patch would
I can confirm that many users would appreciate the possibility to run
several precompiled versions. It has come up in the user forums. Using a
virtual machine for that purpose has been suggested as a solution, but it's
not very convenient.
One possible problem is the configuration compatibility.
>
> If you think the package is ready to be tested by a wider group, how
> about announcing it on the kicad.info forum [1]? If you do not have an
> account there, I can post a notice there for you.
Thanks. I think I will post a message in few days if I collect more
comments. As Nick say, I think
>
> No, but I may personally prefer the term nightly over daily to be
> consistent with the terminology we have been using for quite some time.
>
Ok, I will change that before communicating...
>
> - If you test it, are you able to find some limitations/bugs ?
>
>
> I am not sure how you
Ah, I was using it wrong. I was looking for someway to start a new lib,
not realising
I need to start a new footprint and then start a new lib from that.
Thanks and sorry
for that. Although, would be nice to be able to start a new footprint in
a new lib directly
when opening the footprint
2018-04-04 12:52 GMT+02:00 Jean-Samuel Reynaud :
> Dear All,
>
>
> Since I provide PPA (daily build for Ubuntu) for KiCad, I receive some
> requests about installing daily build packages in parallel with stable
> version.
> With next version (V5) I think it can be useful...
Hi Jean-Samuel,
I suppose most people on the dev mailing list compile KiCad themselves,
but I am pretty sure the users would appreciate the possibility of
having two KiCad versions installed.
If you think the package is ready to be tested by a wider group, how
about announcing it on the
Dear All,
Since I provide PPA (daily build for Ubuntu) for KiCad, I receive some
requests about installing daily build packages in parallel with stable
version.
With next version (V5) I think it can be useful...
FreeCad provide this kind of feature and you are able to run both
version in
There are completely new footprints for such devices. (In the v5 lib)
I think the resistor lib should even be compatible with kicad 4 (it has
no part with complex pads in it). At least the footprint in question is
compatible.
They are now script generated [1]. The dimensions for the pads are
On 03/04/18 19:59, Kevin Cozens wrote:
I am seeing a problem with CvPcb where it fails to show me any DIP package
options when I select a 7400 IC on a board. I need to file a report about
the problem.
What version of the lib have you installed?
Are the footprint and symbol libs from the same
Le 04/04/2018 à 10:01, kristoffer Ödmark a écrit :
> Hello!
>
> So it was a while since I made some noise, so its time again.
>
> Is there a way to create new footprint libs from KiCad? I cannot find it,
> right now I create them by mkdir name.pretty, thento be able to add them
> with the
Hello!
So it was a while since I made some noise, so its time again.
Is there a way to create new footprint libs from KiCad? I cannot find it,
right now I create them by mkdir name.pretty, thento be able to add them
with the wizard, I have to create a temp.kicad_mod file in that folder.
Should
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