Okay, so this is the place to watch and add issues from now on?
And the master branch is the one to watch and clone?
I had a great real world use for Ktechlab earlier this year, where it really
helped me understand and redesign a small circuit, that was giving me
headaches. Really happy it has
Hi
The build script ran without problems on OpenSuse 15. I did not notice any
errors or serious warning. I did get some
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property. Run "cmake --help-policy CMP0059" for policy details. Use the
cmake_policy command to
, 2018 5:37 PM
To: Claus Andersen
Cc: ktechlab-de...@kde.org; ktechlab-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: Drafts of my slides for Akademy
Thanks! Already presented, on Saturday. I have even been mentioned on KDE Dot,
yey :D
https://dot.kde.org/2018/08/12/akademy-2018-day-1
There should be
Conserving the knowledge from the old site on the new site seems like an
obvious good idea.
Is the new site also using Mediawiki so it can be copied without too much
editing?
I can't promise anything, since Im up to my neck in work, but is seems like
something us regular users could help with
Hi
Looks really good. Wish I could be there to see the talk and the others.
Did you present yet or will it be during the workshop days?
Anyway, great job and good luck (if you haven't presented already) ! 😊
Regards,
Claus
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Cool and nice little bit they did on it. Let's hope it draws in more users 😊
Regards,
Claus
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From: Ktechlab-devel on behalf of Zoltan
Padr
Congratulations with the release! :) Quite a milestone you've passed here.
Suggestions:
Perhaps adding the links you've included in this email, if someone comes
directly to this release post from a blog or other.
Grammar:
KTechLab, the IDE for microcontrollers and electronics, has reached
Hi
I've just tested the most recent version built on OpenSUSE 42.3 Leap, and it
builds and works well. Well done.
I've run a handful of the examples and built a few basic circuits to test the
release, and I haven't noticed and problems so far, except a glitch.
When placing a variable resisto
egards,
Claus
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From: Zoltan Padrah
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2017 10:07 PM
To: Claus Andersen
Cc: ktechlab-de...@kde.org; ktechlab-devel@lists.sourceforg
Hi
Looks good and covers all the topics well.
Since it is a blog post and it might attract new / inexperienced users, perhaps
a step by step section on how to get the code and compile it?
Regards,
Claus
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No comments on it.
All the information is there, so even a non-coder (like me) can understand it.
Happy holidays all
Kind regards
Claus
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Thanks for the update.
Im glad to see you are progressing steadily with KtechLab.
I wish I could help with the source code, but I don't have the skills.
Regards
Claus
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> Dat
I've tried this and a few others from time to time, but none of them beats the
visuals and ease of use of Ktechlab :)
Regards,
Claus
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> Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2016 17:26:16 +0300
o simulate high-performance digital logic demands that it
> run much faster than the analog simulations. I forgot the exact ratio,
> but it is probably running about a thousand times faster than the analog
> simulation you are trying to use to read the output.
>
> Anyway, that
Hi.
Thanks for keeping at it.
I just compiled and ran it on my virtual machine, and the bugs you fixed are
gone here :)
Regarding step freq.; can it be adjustable in the program or is it hardcoded? I
don't need 1ms and think 20ms is fine, I can't speak for everyone :)
Often I am ok with a rela
e.
> > - Deleting components with the delete key should work now. Note that
> > this action doesn't appear in the right-click menu, although it
> > should.
> >
> > Known issues:
> > - it doesn't build on 64-bit version of ubuntu 14.04, this issue needs
this issue needs
> investigation;
> - it crashes if components are dragged "too fast" to the circuit; for
> this issue debugging inside Qt + KDE librarires is needed, because the
> crash appears inside Qt.
> - LEDs doesn't have colors (only appears in settings); need
I think you should name it Ktechlab4-0.0.x and increment with minor and major
releases.
Ketechlab4 will denote the KDE version and as per usual the first number will
denote a major release, 2nd a major update and the third a minor update.
At least that's how I seem to remember the numbering sch
able until I fix all of the crashes.
One of the cases that intrigues me is the crash happening when I drag a
component to a circuit "too fast", so that the component representation does
not appear on the canvas when I release the mouse button.
The changes are on github, at the usual
Cool beans. Now the menus are populated with components and I can build a
circuit :)
However, as I said in my previous email (I don't know if it made it to the
mailing list), the view port is not refreshed automatically: If I place a
component in the work area, it wont show up unless I mo
..on OpenSUSE 13.2 64bit
port-0.3.8-kde4-v1
It even starts (w/ nothing much working of course)
Awesome effort!
Regards,
Claus
ps. let me know if you want any logs or other for debug.
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