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Linux (64-bit)
http://adafru.it/dXb
Mac OSX
If you're using Mac OS Mavericks you will need to update the setting to permit running
Arduino IDE
1. Open System Preferences and select the Security and Privacy icon.
2. Select the 'General' tab
3. Click the Lock Icon and Login
4. Change "Allow Apps Downloaded From": to "Anywhere"
5. Open the downloaded IDE.
6. Go back to the Security preferences and change the selection back to "Mac App Store
and identified developers"
7. You only need to go through this procedure once. Mavericks will remember that it's OK
to run the app.
Linux
When installing the Linux version of the modified Arduino IDE you will want to add a udev rule
so the IDE can be run as a non-root user and access the USB ports. If you're using Ubuntu
you can follow these steps to install an updated udev rule:
If you're not using Ubuntu, you might need to modify the udev rule to change the group to
something other than "dialout". Check out this page (http://adafru.it/dXc) for more tips on
udev configuration rules.
NOTE: When using Trinket in the Linux Arduino IDE make sure to change the
programmer to "USBtinyISP" under the Tools -> Pro grammer menu!
The Slow Way
Step 0. Install Arduino IDE
Pro Trinket support is not native to the Arduino IDE but, luckily, adding it takes only a few
Be sure to extract the contents of the zip file. The IDE will not execute properly from a
compressed folder.
wget https://github.com/adafruit/Trinket_Arduino_Linux/raw/master/adafruit-trinket.rules
sudo cp adafruit-trinket.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/
sudo reload udev
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