GerbView instal the new version for apple

GerbView instal the new version for apple install#
GerbView instal the new version for apple Patch#
GerbView instal the new version for apple Bluetooth#

On the road it behaved as a regular (android) smartphone, but at home you put it in a docking station to add a bigger monitor & keyboard & mouse and it runs regular Ubuntu.

GerbView instal the new version for apple Bluetooth#

There’s far too many variables to easily compare/contrast, but I can definitely provide some feedback regarding installed libraries and other information.There are bluetooth keyboards (and probably also mice), Ubuntu has tried for some time (about 2 years?) to market dual boot phones. The same build, installed to my “real” 10.9 install, produces the same large canvas glitches that make it at least partially unusable. The origin seems to be slightly further away from the border of the sheet (maybe different paper sizes/margins?) but also the effect itself is subdued, and moves from a major issue to a minor annoyance. One interesting thing to note, the weirdness with the Eeschema canvas is still present, but it’s more mild.

GerbView instal the new version for apple Patch#

Bazaar (had to patch to specifically use python2.6)Īfter that, things seemed to go pretty smoothly, though much slower inside the VM.

GerbView instal the new version for apple install#

I had to install the following applications, but it is important to note that there were obvious and clear prompts on what needed to be installed. So for a quick test, overnight I set up a fresh 10.9 VM, without installing Homebrew. If I need to file a bug against the main project that’s fine, but I wanted to check here first in case it’s some sort of stupid WxWidgets problem. The weird magnified section seems to refresh properly though, which makes me think that the weird bit of canvas is the proper part, and the rest is an older construct that wasn’t properly removed?Īnyways, I can mostly work around this issue for now, so I will try to start using this as my default KiCad install (versus a KiCad Winbuilder build in a VM). Somewhat interesting, Eeschema seems to not properly redraw moving items on most of the canvas, littering random junk around until you manually Redraw (Cmd+R) the canvas. Instead, here’s a couple of links to my Google Drive, though this obviously might not last forever. I’d love to attach a picture, but apparently as a new user I am unable to do so :/. The only big problem I’ve seen is a weird Eeschema canvas bug, in which the top left corner is being drawn different, as if it were a magnifying glass. Other than that, things seem to be going well, but I’m still building tools, haven’t made it to KiCad itself yet!Īwesome, rebuilt everything and it’s working well! I suspect that was a recent change, and unless you did a build from scratch recently you probably missed it. You were missing the “/older-releases/” part of the path. In …/kicad-dev/libraries-build/lib-png/stamp/download-lib-png.cmake: Libpng failed to download, looks like you’ve got a bad path.

I’m not sure what went wrong, but unless it fails again I probably won’t troubleshoot this. Unsure of what the actually problem was, but the build is continuing now. Lib-gettext failed during build, but when I went into the directory and manually built it things seemed to work fine. I think to start, looking to see what flavor of Python is being used is probably enough, because then you can just warn the user about this issue, or maybe just automatically handle it.Īfter getting past that I’m now running into a few more problems, but all relatively minor! I think creating that ~/.pydistutils.cfg file is probably ok, or possibly forcing the $PATH to use Apple’s builtin Python.