Angus Gratton

Hi @jayknowstheway , A lot has changed in eight years, which is when the last release was done. People have gotten hairless to run more recently with some additional patches,...

Hi @mkdel , Odd, it's been so long I have no recollection of how I tested the XON/XOFF config option (maybe I didn't test it!) What OS are you running...

Hi Cheong, > I'm using Arduino UNO connected with Mac OS 10.10 Yosemite > When I try to change MIDI out, it crashes. > If I have turned on IAC...

Run "git submodule update --init" to fetch the submodules into the "libraries" directory. (Or you can use `git clone --recursive ...` to fetch them at clone time.

This instruction should be in the README and isn't, so I'll keep this open as a reminder to add it. Thanks for bringing it to my attention :)

Hmm actually the submodule isn't the problem at all, is it - the name is just wrong. Sorry! Thanks for reporting that, also!

@korakios are you also receiving these messages on Windows?

This works for me on Arch: ``` qmake-qt4 make ``` (Default Qt on Arch is Qt 5, so you need to use the older qmake version.)

(PS If you want to guarantee a grumpy response from an open source maintainer, pester them with a follow-up after only two days. Works wonders.)

I'm not sure where that path came from. Possibly the Qt 5 generated Makefile has some wrong paths in it. To start from scratch, try: ``` git clean -f git...