(On Linux.)
I wrote previously about my difficulties
installing
CircuitPython on an ESP32 Feather.
When I ordered the Feather, I ordered a bunch of other stuff too, including
a tiny wearable microcontroller that's sold specifically for MicroPython: a
Gemma M0.
Again, I had trouble getting MicroPython working, but the Gemma's problem
was quite different.
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(On Linux, natch.)
I've been wanting to play around with
CircuitPython for ages.
I like Python, I like microcontrollers, what's not to like?
Quite a while back, I even ordered a Feather M0 for that — but I
didn't do my research, ordered the wi-fi version and it turned out that's
the one Feather M0 that can't run CircuitPython.
This time I checked more carefully before ordering, and got a
processor that for sure claimed to run CircuitPython.
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