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Subject: Re: [geda-user] Odd Behavior Around Vias
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On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 5:30 PM, Colin D Bennett <colin AT gibibit DOT com> wrote:

> I tested this on my Ubuntu 12.04 install using the pcb program from
> the Ubuntu repository (version 20110918-4), and at least with a
> quick test, pcb is working right.

So Gus,
When you report a bug the gEDA community can generally help better if
you attach a .pcb file that triggers the bug.
If the .pcb file is too confidential to share with others then you can
delete parts of it until it is small enough to no longer be
confidential (as long as it still shows the bug!)
Regards,
Stephen