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[[Linux]] -- Hey hey, that swfmill rendering of my poor '''GIF animation of that 2-ways, star-Triangle motor design controller''' is [http://wiki.zenerves.net/2waystartri.swf here]. | [[Linux]] -- Hey hey, that swfmill rendering of my poor '''GIF animation of that 2-ways, star-Triangle motor design controller''' is [http://wiki.zenerves.net/2waystartri.swf here]. | ||
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[http://wiki.zenerves.net/index.php?title=Linux#USB_DMX USB DMX] & [http://wiki.zenerves.net/index.php?title=Linux#USB_Midi USB Midi] | [http://wiki.zenerves.net/index.php?title=Linux#USB_DMX USB DMX] & [http://wiki.zenerves.net/index.php?title=Linux#USB_Midi USB Midi] | ||
Revision as of 10:06, 6 June 2020
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WELCOME!
Old Front Page
General Linux info here:
Linux -- Hey hey, that swfmill rendering of my poor GIF animation of that 2-ways, star-Triangle motor design controller is here.
With howtos and stuff
All Howtos are here, mosty one-liners
Also for work with DMX Udev Crap and everything USB Midi
Work sucks
and some Cheat sheets. and some Self training.
DigitalBricksMemo
A memo of my attempt at going virtual with my Lego bricks using my linux boxes: mlcad, ldview and suchlikes.
NXT: Old archive, I don't know that it can be useful to anyone anymore
This place is my own little webspace dedicated to hack around the LEGO "8527" MindStorms NXT set using only free, open-source software.
Quick Links: Snippets - - Docs - - Howtos - - Categories - - Links - - Wiki spirit
By software, scripts and graphical interfaces, the objective is to program our "Free Bots" doing fun things in either nbc, nxc, python languages.
Lola 10:23, 3 July 2008 (UTC)
