Hello Paulo.
But this shows to me, that the Debian squeeze version will not solve
the problem
Now i am not so shure with this..
I looked for the debian squeeze backport, but the recomendet files are not
there. So i tried in an act of despair to install from squeeze main direkt,
frantically mixing stable lenny and testing squeeze. Eerie, i know:O)
I put a squeeze main source to my sources.list and installed
libstdc++6-4.4-dbg, also libgcc1_4 and gcc-4.4.
Then i installed kicad-2010-03-14-final for Ubuntu 9.10 like recommendet by
kicad.
the result is a running kicad server, but if i try to start as an example
eeschema, nothing seems to happen. When i tried it again, i got the message,
that eeschema was already running.
So i started eeschema direkt by hand out of a terminal and got the error
message: symbol lookup error: /usr/local/kicad/bin/eeschema: undefined
symbol: gdk_window_is_destroyed
Perhaps this happens, because i did it from a terminal, but with the kicad
server itsself, it works, starting kicad from a terminal
I even tried it as a root.
Strange...maybe, the reason is mixing up stable and testing.
Now i will go back to the old 2009-final, and hope, it will run. otherwise, i
think, i would have to remove the files from the testing.
Perhaps debian squeeze really would solve the problem.i hope.
have you tried the aktual ubuntu 9.10 already?
My notebook has ubuntu 9.10, I installed this new version of kicad on
it, and it runs well.
Good to knew. I installed the Windows version at the pc at my job, just to test
it.
I think the mouse handling is more smooth and i like the undo at pcbnew.
But i noticed, that at the module editor i am not able to change the wide of
the lines, an in a german forum, somebody told me, that he is not able to
choose single layer. I think, he needs this for autorouting, an looked for
this, and i think he is right..
I do not bother about this, because i don't like autorouting.by hand, i
will just not put wires to the upper side. :-)
With bewst regard: Bernd Wiebus alias dl1eic
