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However, I got an error when trying to follow those instructions. It seems Debian and Ubuntu (and potentially Fedora?) are not allowing the use of pip to directly install packages onto the system Python installation to make it less likely that one of those packages might break the main system installation. Here's the article I read about it: https://www.linuxuprising.com/2023/03/next-debianubuntu-releases-will-likely.html
Doing some more research I found a solution that worked for me and allows me to compile my sketches throught the Arduino IDE:
apt install python3-serial
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Thanks for letting us know this! We don't mainly use Linux so we didn't know about this - it will be corrected in an update to the README on the next official release of the library.
The Readme documentation, in the section Linux?, says that these are the steps to follow:
However, I got an error when trying to follow those instructions. It seems Debian and Ubuntu (and potentially Fedora?) are not allowing the use of pip to directly install packages onto the system Python installation to make it less likely that one of those packages might break the main system installation. Here's the article I read about it: https://www.linuxuprising.com/2023/03/next-debianubuntu-releases-will-likely.html
Doing some more research I found a solution that worked for me and allows me to compile my sketches throught the Arduino IDE:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: