On 10/22/2011 11:14 AM, brandongill8 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> version: kicad 0.0.20110616-1
> OS: Ubuntu 11.10
>
> I'm a noob to Ubuntu and Kicad and not sure if I am all up to date.
>
> Thanks for the help!
>
> Brandon
As a fortunate user of Ubuntu, you now have the benefit of using Adam Wolf's PPA to get
updates whenever you want, as frequently as daily if desired. I would setup your apt repo
by adding Adam's Wolf's PPA to it.
Normally after that first time, then change the second line to
$ sudo apt-get upgrade
for future days.
This will give you the very latest. Note that sometimes the XORing logic may not work on
everything, so doing a minor resizing operation can help cause EESCHEMA to redraw the
screen. Just a workaround, not a genuine fix.
On 10/22/2011 11:14 AM, brandongill8 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> version: kicad 0.0.20110616-1
> OS: Ubuntu 11.10
>
> I'm a noob to Ubuntu and Kicad and not sure if I am all up to date.
>
> Thanks for the help!
>
> Brandon
As a fortunate user of Ubuntu, you now have the benefit of using Adam Wolf's PPA to get
updates whenever you want, as frequently as daily if desired. I would setup your apt repo
by adding Adam's Wolf's PPA to it.
https:/ /code.launchpad .net/~adamwolf/ +archive/ kicad-testing- daily
Then
$ sudo apt-get update ackage( s) are>
$ sudo apt-get install <whateverAdamsP
Normally after that first time, then change the second line to
$ sudo apt-get upgrade
for future days.
This will give you the very latest. Note that sometimes the XORing logic may not work on
everything, so doing a minor resizing operation can help cause EESCHEMA to redraw the
screen. Just a workaround, not a genuine fix.
Dick