This thead is about to derail, but just a brief comment.

PiKdev is the work of Alain Gibaud. That source is the base of Piklab (the
story could become long, read about it elsewhere, and keep it off of this
list).

Running Debian stable, my packages lack a few decimals in version, and
subsequently, I can't run Piklab. Others will have to define their reasons.
I don't mind a lot since PiKdev does all I need, and then some.

Wed



2007/10/31, KPL <kpl.listes@gmail.com>:
>
> On 10/31/07, M Wedin <wedinm@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I don't necessarily need the software if it works with standardised
> > protocols. I would be overjoyed if it accepts signals produced by
> PiKdev.
> >
> > Wed
> >
>
> BTW, looks like most linux users here use PikDev. I'm using PikLab,
> and have never tried PikDev - but at least from descriptions in their
> websites, piklab supports a lot more different types of programmers
> and a lot of external compilers and so on. Am I missing something?
>
> I will try pikdev too, when have enough time for that...
>
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