<wolfspraul>
tuxbrain: do you see any orders from it? let's see whether we can create sales...
<tuxbrain>
wolfspraul: slightly increase but I don't now if they are directly from this apart of two of them than they have also bought an arduino an UBB :)
<tuxbrain>
but I think is a sure bet still workin in that way, we have rised quite good impresion, in all levels from pro to rookie, now is time to demostrate that is not just a hack but a new way of work with Arduino :)
<tuxbrain>
and (avr chips)
<rjeffries>
wpwrak does the Femtoduino have what's needed so it can be programmed from Ben + UBB?
<wpwrak>
rjeffries: you need MISO, MOSI, SCK, RESET, GND, and VCC
<rjeffries>
too cool I hope Sparkfun or someone decides to build femtoduino
<tuxbrain>
the code editor seems preety simple and straigh forward I like it :) , the code highlighter is a little bit more complex... this will be forwarded to next version :), Wolfgang do you mind to host ardunano Ide in qi-hardware projects when I have some code created?
<tuxbrain>
time to some sleep, good night dudes :)
<wolfspraul>
of course qi is all yours
<wolfspraul>
that's what the servers are for
<wolfspraul>
C-Keen: great news, I'm happy you could reflash...
<wolfspraul>
a small step for C-Keen ... :-)
<whitequark>
tuxbrain: just curious, why develop a new ide when arduino already has one?
<whitequark>
maybe it's easier to fork
<rjeffries>
Steve Mosher said on FB re tuxbrain and UBB: Steven wrote: "Hot Damn. I need to hook back up with those guys.. maybe write code again, ive been getting my skills back in order"
<tuxbrain>
whitequark: Due Arduino IDE is written in Java and was thinked with desktop screens in mind, in this case fork will supose a lot of work and java will eat a lot of our preciouse 32Mb of ram, so in this case better make a separate solution
<sujan>
hi, where is the new openwrt image for nanonote?
<roh>
huh? ide? just add an editor and a makefile
<roh>
there is even a makefile already in the svn. just need to fix the tool-pathes to use system avr-gcc etc not the ones binary in the svn checkout
<roh>
basically one only needs the /hardware/ tree of the arduino svn
<larsc>
roh: but you won't have the #include magic then
<larsc>
and also no play button
<roh>
larsc: the makefile does it
<roh>
play is 'make'
<Jay7>
there was some IDE-like text-mode things
<Jay7>
iirc, fpe
<Jay7>
well, fte and rhide seems good enough :)
<tuxbrain>
roh: target is to catch the Arduino users, all them , and the most are just scared , terrified abuot shell things.... I know joe+make is enough, even we can make some preprocesing script to add the #include magic, but the objective is to atracc costumers, we can have an efficient way also (console based, sure I will use this more than the qt ide) but I'm in dayly contact with Arduino users, and if they see a shell they just look to another side. Let'
<tuxbrain>
s make them desire the NN with : bells and whistles, and the play button  if needed :)