Some time back it refused to build for me in macports, some dependency/version issue with scheme iirc, so i ended up building most of it's toolchain & keep that in an isolated tree that won't break if i update macports. But it's needed work to keep it running on both over the last couple of years I still use it, mostly on MacOS, sometimes on Fedora. Happy they tried but not really ready to use yet. Such a shame.īTW I tried LibrePCB on Debiun linux at work before I had them purchase my Fusion 360 license.

What happened to GEDA PCB? Is it dead now? I don't hear anyone mentioning it anywhere. Kicad is really getting close to being %100 with the big boys. You can use dxf or Gerber's from kicad to integrate with PCB-investigator for signal integrity, power integrity and thermal evaluation of your PCB. I still have persistent bugs where settings for net label xref reverts to default format after some customization. I'm sure I could have used kicad 6 for free with more up time than paid Autodesk software. Altium is $1500 a year for a well equiped set of add-on options.

We have 6 seats for the full suite of Autodesk products. Fusion 360 crashed 3 times today in 4 hours of work.

Diptrace to kicad