Linux and AVR

[z.s.tar.gz]

Does anyone know if linux (ubuntu most likely) plays nice with AVR?
I really don't want to get XP to start robot-ing(?)

I'm pretty sure ponyprog works, I don't know if there is an equivalent to avrstudio or other.

[pomprocker]

http://books.google.com/books?id=mxHKcqfdESUC&dq=linux+robotics&printsec=frontcover&source=bn&hl=en&ei=WcqkSe20DYjBnQe8r82aBQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=4&ct=result

[Trumpkin]

Does anyone know if linux (ubuntu most likely) plays nice with AVR?

Yep, it works just fine using AVRDude and a C compiler.

[javafiend]

I use Eclipse with the AVR plugin and it works great.  I can code and upload all from the same application.

[dunk]

i use Kontrollerlab.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/kontrollerlab/
it's a little buggy in places but they are all workable,


dunk.

[Trumpkin]

I learned you have to install Kontrollerlab from the source. It will probably not install correctly with the .deb package.

[javafiend]

Also, Kontrollerlab is a KDE application, which might look a bit funny if you use gnome.  I had some issues running it on 64-bit Ubuntu.

[z.s.tar.gz]

Hmm. I guess I can delete my XP partition. (I was running out of disk space anyways.)
Thanks a ton!

Edit: I installed AVRdude, might look into making a frontend for it sometime, but otherwise looks good.