Hey, so I've written a datalogger for windows, and it happens to be cross-compilable to linux. I'm still working out the bugs in getting posix serial access to work, but I was wondering if there was any real interest in a linux (specifically Fedora) datalogger. My searches didn't really show any besides a few people using Wine with tunerpro. Attached is the windows screenshot, but it looks pretty much the same in *nix.

 

It would be nice to have it to linux. Could be using an much cheaper laptop then . Dont want to wine datamaster because there may be some problems in the scan then, couldnt be 100% everything gets right then...

So if you get it running right and good Im intrested

 

Alright, I'm working on a UI right now, the one in the posted screenshot was just for testing but I have it so it uses tunerPro .ads files for parsing your datalog so in THEORY it should be compatable with anything you can find a definition for.

What distro of linux do you use? Right now I'm using Fedora, and you would need a pretty heavy library to compile it yourself so I'm trying to find options so I can cross-compile between distros.

 

Im using slackware right now but if you get it working nicely I will buy an extra laptop an put in whatever you want in it and try it out