We decided to try out Linux Mint (MATE desktop). On a related note, however, I had a student who wanted to install Linux on a small hand-me-down 'netbook' or 'notebook' type of computer (Acer something). I can't justify spending the time on new installs just to see if it works right now (plus I don't have access to the aformentioned Dell laptops over the summer they are checked in at school). (Maybe there's something you already know or did or take for granted if you're familiar with Ubuntu? I recall there perhaps being some issue with the 'plugdev' group in some other part of system settings?) Puedes encontrar mayor información en su web o en su nueva campaña de Kickstarter.Thanks for the offer, Kevin, but I'm going to take your word that it works on Ubuntu. Te tienen cubierto porque trabaja en todas las máquinas: Pero estos tíos tienen una nueva versión, el SBrick Plus, que puede ser usado con el WeDo 1.0 con el teléfono, tableta u ordenador.

También usa conexión con Bluetooth como en el nuevo WeDo 2.0 y ha estado a la venta hace un tiempo. Si no habías escuchado del SBrick (apenas nos enteramos), se parece al bloque conector del WeDo pero sin el cable. Si te gusta el WeDo 2.0 porque es inalámbrico y no quieres gastar una fortuna en tener un nuevo kit the LEGO, ¿Por qué no intentar una alternativa? ¡Hay un Kickstarter para ello! If you want the SBrick Plus with discount you may want to consider be a backer of this project, there are only a few days left: You can find more information on their website or in its new Kickstarter campaign. They got you covered since it works on your machines: Android/iOS/Windows/Mac/Linux/Chromebook

It also uses a Bluetooth connection as the new WeDo 2.0 and has been on sale for a while now.īut those guys have a new version, the SBrick Plus, which can be used with the WeDo 1.0 using your smartphone, tablet or computer. If you haven't herd before about the SBrick (It's our first time too), it looks like a WeDo USB hub without the USB cable. If you like the WeDo 2.0 because of its wireless capabilities and do not want to spend a lot on having a new LEGO kit, why not trying an alternative? There is Kickstarter for that!

Wedo 1.0 software