HI Kicad users,
Am Sandeep Working as a PCB design engineer.
I Hope this mail reaches the developers of this tool as i din
I am seeing Kicad is improving day by day with many more features added to it
appreciate the good work by the team :-) Congrats!!!
I feel a very few basic requirements which
Hi all...
I've been using Kicad for well over a year now, and I love it. I recently
bought a new laptop, compiled and installed Kicad, and noticed the following
problem: pcbnew's display refreshes significantly more slowly than it does on
my old machine. More details follow:
My new laptop is f
Hello,
some of my texts like "J7" appear on the top silkscreen, some others appear on
the bottom silkscreen.
Since I'd like to use only one (the top) silkscreen, I want all texts to be
placed on the top silkscreen - but I didn't find any way how to change the
layer.
Can anybody help me please
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, "denis_calchan_dupeyron"
wrote:
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> --- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, "insane_rosenberg"
> wrote:
> > I recently installed the latest version of Kicad available on the
> > Gentoo portage system.
> >
> > Unfortunately (for me) the EEschema schematic templat
Use:
file>plot
right hand side about half way down there is a tick box to plot in
negative.
Andy
On Tue, 05 May 2009 17:29:39 -
"iuli_negru_09" wrote:
> Hy evryoane,i have a problem,i can't make a negative board for a photermal
> board with kicador with the board from Kicad to tr
Hy evryoane,i have a problem,i can't make a negative board for a photermal
board with kicador with the board from Kicad to tranfer in another
program(maybe Corel Draw)and print a negativ on a light foil.Any
sugestion?Thaks a lot.
I think we need to understand the difference between feature creep (aka scope
creep, never-ending feature requests, etc) and asking for the interface to
follow certain industry-accepted standards for the way certain things work. I
don't think anyone is asking for an endless list of features. I
Leave Kicad the ^%$%& alone. Just fix the bugs. This is what gets
projects in trouble. When you go to work how many projects have you been
on that either fail outright or are overrun both financially and in
terms of schedule by feature creep. It never ceases to amaze me how many
times we engin
I wrote it, and I am already subscribed to the developers group, even if I
can't guarantee that I will ever (try to) modify one line of code!
Less if its indeed Pascal and not C++ or Java (which I have used a bit)
What I have achieved a year an a half ago is that a big multinational
company changed
> "Well lets agree on the fact that KiCad would benefit from a GUI makeover!
> And lets not forget that Autocad is a fossil from DOS ages, it is not
> representative of 2009!"
I am not sure who wrote this, but he is welcome to the developers group.
It will also be beneficial to learn more about
Yes nobody means to not show appreciation for the ingenuity that has
undoubtedly gathered to create any program of such complexity as KiCad!
But standards are not only fun, they are essential for a programs survival!
Or lets say it in more commercial terms: Market Share!
And even if KiCad will alwa
I am very greatful for KiCAD and the hard work everyone has put into producing
it and then giving it away for free. Having worked on large systems that have
evolved over time, I have the utmost empathy and respect for those that
maintain it as well. Thank you all!
I hope no one has taken any
It's been a LNG time since I've used AutoCAD. I do recall it having some
strange quirks about the way it did "rubber band" selections. I do recall
using the keyboard a lot more too, but then again, a mouse was a $150 luxury
back then as well on a 12 MHz IBM AT.
Greg
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I don't think you can be that dismissive. The point about kicad and
other cad packages is that editing often requires nested actions.
Autocad (if I remember correctly) allowed you to prepend a command with
' to indicate command nesting. The modern way to do that is with the
context menu, an
"Well lets agree on the fact that KiCad would benefit from a GUI makeover!
And lets not forget that Autocad is a fossil from DOS ages, it is not
representative of 2009!"
Sure, but I prefer function over flash. Also the trend is to use keyboard
shortcuts more and more. This is even evident in Micr
Well lets agree on the fact that KiCad would benefit from a GUI makeover!
And lets not forget that Autocad is a fossil from DOS ages, it is not
representative of 2009!
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 1:50 AM, Anders Gustafsson <
anders.gustafs...@pedago.fi> wrote:
> "In working with KiCad, I have become
"In working with KiCad, I have become frustrated with the user interface as
well. Perhaps the way KiCad works is the norm for such packages, maybe not.
If KiCad had an interface that more closely mimicked the generally-accepted
norms for mouse gestures it would be less frustrating to learn."
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