Hello,
Am 12.04.24 um 19:31 schrieb Javier Vilarroig:
I'm in the same situation.
Right now I can't use Kicad.
you all use Debian testing, you have always the option to pick obviously
working versions from snapshot.debian.org. Or pull in required packages
from unstable.
If you need to work with mission critical stuff please use Debian
stable. For sure you know this.
The situation is a bit more complex, the situation in testing would not
have happen if the time_64 transition would not have blocked a lot of
arch related packages for good reason.
Also in the past KiCad was usable with older libraries, which seems not
to be the case anymore. On the other hand the KiCad application could
handle such version mismatches far better and give the user some
feedback what happened.
Within Debian the problem is not within the kicad binary package, this
is "usable" without the libraries, so the libraries packages need to be
more strict now which version of kicad they are work with..
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Regrads
Carsten
