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but consider also that after 14.0 had been released, the scripts on SBo for 13.37 had stopped to be maintained: as a rule, SBo supports only the latest stable release of Slackware (14.2, ATM), so the scripts could work for you or they just couldn't.
you can also try to build newer versions, like bassmadrigal suggested you, but you are mainly on your own.
but consider also that after 14.0 had been released, the scripts on SBo for 13.37 had stopped to be maintained: as a rule, SBo supports only the latest stable release of Slackware (14.2, ATM), so the scripts could work for you or they just couldn't.
you can also try to build newer versions, like bassmadrigal suggested you, but you are mainly on your own.
Oops... I was thinking s/he meant compiling kicad, which happened to be at v13.37. Guess I should've read better
but consider also that after 14.0 had been released, the scripts on SBo for 13.37 had stopped to be maintained: as a rule, SBo supports only the latest stable release of Slackware (14.2, ATM), so the scripts could work for you or they just couldn't.
you can also try to build newer versions, like bassmadrigal suggested you, but you are mainly on your own.
i was thinking wxGTK was what i was missing, but was not sure. i'll give it a try when i get home tonight.
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