Great read, thanks!
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morange wrote:KiCad has been improving steadily in the past years, and now is definitely a good time for EAGLE users to consider it before signing on to the Autodesk Subscription Plan™.
D.o.S. wrote:This thing is like the Blue Box on the amount of acid that lands you in the ER pretending to play it straight while you try and ignore the fact that the walls are dripping oil.
crochambeau wrote:morange wrote:KiCad has been improving steadily in the past years, and now is definitely a good time for EAGLE users to consider it before signing on to the Autodesk Subscription Plan™.
Yeah, when I started in on it (a couple years ago now) my biggest complaint with KiCad was the library management.
Either I've gotten a lot better at it (arguable) or the newer version has taken great strides in terms of streamlining the process. No more do I have to counter-intuitively re-edit the library reference files for each and every project.
Plus now OSH Park takes the KiCad board file for manufacture, so I no longer have to export separate front and back copper, mask, screen, and drill files. It's downright dreamy.
D.o.S. wrote:This thing is like the Blue Box on the amount of acid that lands you in the ER pretending to play it straight while you try and ignore the fact that the walls are dripping oil.
eatyourguitar wrote:the drills are always off center making vias absolute shit although barely functional
D.o.S. wrote:This thing is like the Blue Box on the amount of acid that lands you in the ER pretending to play it straight while you try and ignore the fact that the walls are dripping oil.
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