MacPorts Install Script #429
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Thanks! I am thinking about two improvements:
I slightly prefer the first one, however, since I don't have mac to test it, I am also willing to accept just noting the script's existence in the documentation. |
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MacPorts allows you to install an ARM build of KiCAD on Apple Silicon Macs, by building it from scratch instead of using the kicad.org binary. However, the different install location makes the installation script fail. Here's an updated version, I get the following error but KiKit seems to work?
/Applications/MacPorts/KiCad/kicad.app/Contents/MacOS/kicad is a symlink to /opt/local/bin/kicad, Info.plist is a regular file