Can it be used from Linux? What software would be used to compile and program?
906424
not if it can be used in LINUX, I've used windows 7 with microbrn program. you must install the driver. CCS compiler is used
906425
This Microcontroller uses the K150 software. The installer comes in x86 format so there isn't a Linux option. However, there is an open source project for the K118 which MAY be similiar. You will have to find out if the K118 project will work for this device: http://quozl.netrek.org/
290706
It works fine with Ubuntu and I see no reason why it wouldn't work OK with CentOS etc. Is there a particular flavour you want to run on it?
2119260
Yes. The software works like any other window application. You can have it open and running in a small window while working on something else. I've done it many times.
2021412
Can't say about the Linux platform as I don't use one. I can promise you will not need an intermediary program as "I" programs are for "i" devices only. Drag & drop is a snap.Hope that helps
192333
Thanks, I went ahead and bought it... it works just fine with my Red Hat Linux box, but it does require reformatting... I'm sure it would work just fine with most other Linux distros too.
1250352
I believe it will work with Linux. I do have a fair return policy if it doesn't work.
2053269
The hardware should be compatible. The biggest variable will be the OS. If you are using Microsoft Windows, it'll work. Linux would depend on the distro / configuration (you should be able to get it to work with any of them, but the process is likely to be harder, and getting the burning to work may be non-trivial).
141950
Do you mean Linux? Which is an open source operating system on the high end arduino boards. This one does not have Linux, the only thing it came programmed with is the Arduino boot loader. The boot loader just allows the board to talk to the computer so u can download the software program into it. I don't know if that is what you are looking for or not.
688945
You can download the software from their website. I also had one of the developers at work write custom software using an API/C# library they found online (thanks Dew!)
197204
Most likely, but I have never used or worked with linux, so not compleatly sure.
1065029
Depends on ho old. I have used it to convert some old stuff and it worked for me. If I had any problem I use some of the support available for my Linux operating system and the vast catalogue of free software available from non Microsoft places. However, I can remember only two times is the year I had to resort to other software help in converting very old stuff..
963854
If you run a live boot of Linux from sd card you can mabe run a bit coin mining program in linux. I'm no 100% sure but you can mabe find tutorials online on how to do this stuff
1764209
Heavens yes. Also, go to Distrowatch and look at the all the Linux programs out there. It will run those too.Understand this: the people who make the boards, and Intel is excellent here, make them to run in a standard format so any operating system out there can handle them. Further, 10 something is out there and coming down the pike.. that board, and almost all the boards sold on Amazon will handle 10 when it gets here. SOME.. some of the boards are made for older input devices, and older operating systems. NOT the new ones which are universal. It is, by the way, and excellent, excellent board. Heavens yes. Also, go to Distrowatch and look at the all the Linux programs out there. It will run those too.Understand this: the people who make the boards, and Intel is excellent here, make them to run in a standard format so any operating system out there can handle them. Further, 10 something is out there and coming down the pike.. that board, and almost all the boards sold on Amazon will handle 10 when it gets here. SOME.. some of the boards are made for older input devices, and older operating systems. NOT the new ones which are universal. It is, by the way, and excellent,... » Read More Heavens yes. Also, go to Distrowatch and look at the all the Linux programs out there. It will run those too.Understand this: the people who make the boards, and Intel is excellent here, make them to run in a standard format so any operating system out there can handle them. Further, 10 something is out there and coming down the pike.. that board, and almost all the boards sold on Amazon will handle 10 when it gets here. SOME.. some of the boards are made for older input devices, and older operating systems. NOT the new ones which are universal. It is, by the way, and excellent, excellent board. « Show Less
330437
It is compatible with laptops and desktops. You need to install the program or have Windows or linux install it.
1975816
The included software works, but is not very good. Other free options for Windows are ThermoHID and Utac. I ran Utac for a year or two, then found ThermoHID fit my needs better, and is a bit more stable.
2251154
It depends which features you need. It does not have a Linux driver, and does not support all the same features in Mac OS and Windows.
32496
It runs in Linux, and the drivers are fairly simple so they should compile in OS X just fine and pick up the device with CLI monitoring. Not sure if there are gui monitoring tools on the disk for Mac though.