Jacob Buys

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It would be great if vendoring were supported on a tool by tool basis, i.e. only vendor some tools but not others.

In case it helps, from [this forum thread](https://community.platformio.org/t/w600-pico-support/15516), it looks like there is already an [Arduino core](https://github.com/w600/arduino), and [a WIP implementation of the W60x platform](https://github.com/maxgerhardt/platform-w60x) by @maxgerhardt

Fantastic work @maxgerhardt! I tried out https://github.com/maxgerhardt/platform-w60x (wanted to contribute the Wemos W600 Pico board definition), but it looks like the `tool-openocd-w60x` package isn't published anywhere: ``` Processing w600 (platform:...

I'm running into the same issue while trying to flash an ATSAMD21G18AU (Adafruit Feather M0 Express); probe-run tries to erase flash at address 0x0000, even though `memory.x` reserves 8k for...

@elieserdejesus thank you for being generous! Especially in these uncertain times with COVID, many of us have been looking for something exactly like Jamtaba to continue making music while isolated....

@elieserdejesus agreed, moving to VST3 seems the best course of action if we can't get more information. I'm trying to get a Jamtaba development environment set up right now to...

Oh wait, I spoke too soon: - [The removal of JUCE’s embedded VST2 SDK](https://forum.juce.com/t/the-removal-of-juce-s-embedded-vst2-sdk/29994) - From [the JUCE 5.4 release notes](https://juce.com/discover/stories/juce-5-4): > **Change**: The VST2 SDK embedded within JUCE has...

Yes please. This visually obscures the corner of a full screen terminal at a small font size enough to be annoying, I feel like my windows are hidden under a...

I'm running into the same error. I've tried the following Platformio targets in order: - Platform -> Erase Flash - Platform -> Build Filesystem Image - Platform -> Upload Filesystem...

Vagrant recently [switched to native packages](http://mitchellh.com/abandoning-rubygems). It looks like @mitchellh is using [fpm](https://github.com/jordansissel/fpm) for packaging, which supports multiple platforms.