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The same is true for the fx-CG50. I have one and was able to write and upload MicroPython programs from Linux. The calculator simply appears as a USB storage de
by Buttons840 6y ago
The same is true for the fx-CG50. I have one and was able to write and upload MicroPython programs from Linux. The calculator simply appears as a USB storage device when plugged in and you drop text files in the right directory. No other calculator brand I've found can be interfaced with using Linux. You can also write or edit Python programs on the calculator, although it's not a good experience, it is possible.
Oh, the fx-CG50 is also powered by AA's, thus making it an eternal device.