SurvivorTed

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by SurvivorTed 1y ago
Can't really help with exact instructions for other distros, but the "in a nutshell" is you need to install qtcreator and QT5. After you have them installed and working all you have to do is load the .pro file from the Projec
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by SurvivorTed 1y ago
Thinking about it a bit more, if someone wanted to filter the comports like this you could copy the standard comport IO driver and make a new plugin that only listed the outbound ports (you could also restrict the list to Bluetooth devices)
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by SurvivorTed 1y ago
It seems like I missed this option. I'll be adding it to the list of things to do for version 1.1 :) Thanks for the feed back.
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by SurvivorTed 1y ago
There isn't any filtering of serial ports (it lists everything it finds). However it does support bookmarks. With bookmarks you open the serial port you want to use then select to bookmark it. WhippyTerm will take the current config
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by SurvivorTed 1y ago
I don't have a mac. I did have a guy who was going to add support for it but he backed out. The main GUI is built in QT so making a mac port shouldn't be too hard (the serial port detection would be the hardest part I think).
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by SurvivorTed 1y ago
It doesn't currently support it, but I was planning in the next release (a number of people have asked for it so it's a definitely going to add).
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by SurvivorTed 1y ago
New GUI based serial terminal for embedded development (Linux and Windows) Hi all, just wanted to let everyone know of my new open-source serial (and TCP/IP) terminal program aimed at embedded developers. I wasn't happy with what