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Moreover, some buttons are not shown at all on Mozilla Firefox 45 on Linux (e.g., the "Submit" button on the ESP Manager start page). Also the Device Name text box...

I also get this now on linux64: ``` esptool v0.0.3a - (c) 2014 Ch. Klippel setting board to none setting baudrate from 115200 to 115200 setting port from /dev/ttyUSB0 to...

> use something like Red Hat's devtoolset, which provides a new GCC with (most) new C++ features supported, but doesn't introduce dependencies on a new libstdc++.so (so it runs on...

> After reading the README, I couldn't tell why I shouldn't always link to glibc 2.5 symbols. Is there any downside? I wonder the same thing, too.

> Old glibc versions don't have new features. Can't we just declare that stuff "feature complete", freeze it indefinitely, and add new functions in other libraries?

Don't spread FUD. They are working beautifully unless you are on unsupportable, ever-changing, no-clear-baseline distibutions such as Arch. Show me what does not work for you and I may be...

Thanks @lavv17 that is a good first step, next it would be great if you could provide the AppImage binary for download, preferably on the GitHub Releases page.

The built AppImage identifies its version number as > Version 4.7.7.44-9c34-dirty Why is it "dirty"?

> "dirty" means that some of the sources were modified, probably by gnulib-tool. Do you see what we could do differently in the `.travis.yml` to avoid being marked "dirty"?

> Is sudo really needed? Yes, if you want to run AppImages, since for strange reasons Travis CI denies access for the `travis` user to `/dev/fuse` otherwise. But note that...