Ross Grady on Nostr: I would believe that #KiCAD has a perfectly rational way of doing things, and I just ...
I would believe that #KiCAD has a perfectly rational way of doing things, and I just need to learn what that is, were it not for the objectively asinine way it handles board outlines, a thing that literally every PCB requires.
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