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And they're using KiCad.
I'm impressed that they've convinced the CPU vendors to let them publish footprints. Even the Raspberry Pi Foundation has had to edit out the Broadcom pages from their published schematics.
As awesome as system76 is, the fact they're based in the US practically makes them a no-go for someone not from that continent. Shipping and electrical standards make for too much headache.
Maybe someday they'll get a bit more global.
this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2023
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