Cool: STM32 CubeMX for Linux

Guest #5814080
Jetzt brauchts nur noch das Atollic-Studio für Linux, dann sehe ich mir 
vielleicht mal die STM32 an.

Bei Microchip gibts das nämlich schon "etwas" länger. Für Linux-Laien 
wie mich war das immer der Grund, PIC32 zu verwenden.
Es läuft einfach nativ, ohne Gefrickel und Kommandozeile...
Guest #5814085
>Es läuft einfach nativ, ohne Gefrickel und Kommandozeile...
Alles ohne Gefrickel und ohne Komandozeile! ;o)
Guest #5814104
>That's old news.
Ok, I wasn't aware of this.

I wasn't happy with the AC6-SW4STM32 package. But now with CubeMX + 
Atollic TrueStudio 2 there is really a great and seamless working bundle 
for STM32 on Linux available!

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