Maybe. However, neither with OrCad nor Eagle nor any other CAD system did I have to do that. Meaning it is possible to design it right. So far it looks like Jean-Pierre Charras and his KiCad design group has managed to also do that.
Not this here user ;-)
I am a Linux guy for my personal stuff. If KiCad runs in wine i will try it. Just checked, there are Linux versions, must try it.
A few drawings in the docs are in French, so some basic skills there can't hurt. Every time I see that I crave red wine and Camembert. Dang, why do we still have this pasteurization law and can't get good Camembert?
But don't worry, the GUI is all English and can be switched to a gazillion other languages.
Nanny State.
Is it too hard to make your own at home?
Cheers! Rich
Most definitely. A French guy once told me you "only" need about 2-3 generations of experience and then you'll get the hang of it.
Not quite as difficult as Roquefort. That requires a parcel of the "magic" real estate, all of it already owned.
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