> I assume this is due to the way the make script determines if it is Linux
or Windows.
KiCad does not determine the Operating system. CMake does.
You are somehow invoking or mixing executables between windows and linux.
i.e. if you have CMAKE.exe in path, it may be executed inside your wsl2
shell
Hello
As I say, not a priority but I thought something I'd try. It might be
useful to be able to build/run Kicad in WSL for testing. If it works it
will mean people don't have to dual boot in order to test.
I have two issues:
1) NGSPICE not found. Unfortunately I cannot get the NGSPICE build
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