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Camilo Reyes27-Jul-15 3:30
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irneb27-Jul-15 0:01
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irneb27-Jul-15 6:57
irneb27-Jul-15 6:57 
Usually a specific program is designed to work through the libraries & entry points of a specific OS. Atmel is an IDE with a copy of the GCC compiler to compile C/C++ sources. The main issue would be the interface (i.e. GUI) which is probably some sort of WinForms interaction, this tends to be the biggest headache: how to get the GUI to work on another OS which doesn't have those same libraries / entry points. Usually if it's just a CLI tool it's a lot easier - at worst just a re-compile with minor tweaks for stuff such as default paths and CLI argument formatting.

However, Atmel does seem to have a toolchain specifically compiled for Linux: http://www.atmel.com/tools/atmelavrtoolchainforlinux.aspx[^]. Though it doesn't seem to include the GUI portions - i.e. it might only be command-line tools and you'd then use some external editor to actually write your source code.

However, you may just be in luck. There's two possibilities you could try: (1) through WINE (which basically adds those same libraries & entry points onto Linux, at least to the extent where the guys from Wine could figure out just what and how Microsoft did); or (2) if the editor is written for DotNet (e.g. C#) you could possibly run it through Mono (at least if it's written to use WinForms instead of WPF).

Sorry, I've never used Atmels before - can't say much about it myself.
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Generalwhen the client thinks you can do it cheaper with open-source ... Pin
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GeneralCalamari anyone? Pin
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Kyle Moyer27-Jul-15 8:32
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GeneralNow we know why Griff started volunteering to cut the grass Pin
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