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That sounds inconvenient compared to `pio run -t upload` I use now.
by IgorPartola 5y ago
That sounds inconvenient compared to `pio run -t upload` I use now.
- dheera 5y ago$ sudo apt install pio [sudo] password for dheera: Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done E: Unable to locate package pio Nope, pio isn't convenient. If I have to google for how to install it, it's not convenient. Googling for "pio" also gives a lot of seemingly irrelevant things, adding to the inconvenience. By the time I find it on Google, my FeatherS2, that presents itself as a USB drive, is flashed and ready to go. Software installation, of all things, should be L5 autonomous in 2021. Mind you, I built my own PIC programmer back in the day. It's just that we're in 2021 now, and I expected progress.
- IgorPartola 5y agohttps://platformio.org/ https://platformio.org/ You still need a toolchain, compiler, drivers, operating system. Arduinos won't read your mind and neither will Debian. Having said that, since you are knowledgable in these things you can absolutely package PlatformIO as a Debian package and maintain it. I would certainly use that. As is, just head over to https://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/core/installation.html#python-package-manager https://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/core/installation.html... and you'll see the one line you need to install it. It's literally easier than installing the Arduino IDE.