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This looks like a very useful tool I found it for Ubuntu but I need it for Windows 10. All the Windows links I have found return an error ({"message":"Artifact not found or access denied."}). Does

OT: You might have a look at notepadqq instead of notepad++. Clemens

Not a problem! We have all done dafter things! Glad you have it sorted, and do ask if you have any questions. Andy "David Slipper" <softfoot@...> wrote:

No worries. This list has always supported learners. Glad you're on the road now with Linux and Kicad, and I hope if proves to be fun for you. Feel free to come back to us when you get bogged down

Sorry this has turned out to be a wild goose chase. I happily admit to being a Ubuntu "newbie" (and unix in general) ;-) I was booting from a USB drive and trying to install Kicad under the "try me"

Sorry, but which software manager - there are several. It may be that there is a bit of magic needed to include all the repo's https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=kicad As you can see from the

I did both an update and an upgrade before attempting the install, made no difference. Interestingly Kicad does NOT appear in the main repo - I wonder if it has been pulled out for some reason. I also

Which software manager there are several, Muon, Synaptic...? Kicad should be in the main repo I would first try to install libglew2.2 on it's own. 2.2.0-4 is available for jammy 22.04LTS so it should

Yes, both Dave

Have you run sudo apt update and sudo apt upgrade? [email protected]> wrote:

According to my machine log entry, I installed kicad version "6.0.2+dfsg-1" using Synaptic on 06 Aug 2022 with no problems on my Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS; 64-bit; GNOME 42.4: ==========8<----------------

Kicad is not known by the software manager. I need Kicad v6. The terminal method yields :- Reading state information... Done Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have requested

I don't use Ubuntu as a main OS (I have Kbuntu on an old laptop and kicad 5 is listed in the repo) I use debian on the workstation, and i had to jump through a few hoops getting Kicad6 installed.

Did you install Wine yourself? If so it might be quickest to remove it (and Notepad++) and try again with Kicad. I'll be finishing for the day soon, but I'm sure there will be others who can assist.

Fedora workstation?

This was under a clean install of Ubuntu ... the only thing installed prior to Kicad was "Notepad++" under "Wine" Perhaps that has some bearing ? I'll try again later today and post the screen dump.

A while back I discovered the hard way that there was a library compatibility problem having both Kicad and the latest version of Freecad installed on Linux (hopefully now fixed). So we at least we

Freecad is not a dependency under Windows and I have never, ever needed to use it. Dave

No, Freecad is NOT installed ... is there a dependency ?? Dave

Do you have Freecad installed, by any chance? Regards, Robert. * Plain text email - safe, readable, inclusive. *