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Hello. I got me a new Pico and spent some time this past week trying to get it work on Linux with invaluable help from TheTechnobear. Now I would like to see how different the experience is on Windows to know what I am missing. I got myself a windows 10 operating system to which I am a complete newbie since I haven't used Windows for many years. I went through the installation procedure (runtime, then drivers, then eigend 2.0.74, then finally support, which seems to have found the resources). I can fire up eiged. I have the Pico connected. Sound works otherwise. But I am not getting any thing to tell me the Pico works. I'd really like to get it running, and I am slow at windows, so any detailed help would be great. Thanks.

Hello, I am trying to run the Pico on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS using EigenD community-2.1.7, and I don't think I am very far away from getting it to work: 1. Download two files (x86_64 DEB package and start shell script) from Github, and feel grateful to TheTechnobear. In Terminal: $ wget https://github.com/TheTechnobear/EigenD/releases/download/community-2.1.7/EigenD-gpl-2.1.7-community-x86_64.deb $ wget https://github.com/TheTechnobear/EigenD/releases/download/community-2.1.7/linux_eigend.sh.txt 2. Install required packages, the EigenD package, and copy start shell script to location $ sudo apt-get install -y build-essential libiw-dev libfreetype6-dev libx11-dev libxext-dev libxcursor-dev libasound2-dev libxinerama-dev mesa-common-dev $ sudo dpkg -i EigenD-gpl-2.1.7-community-x86_64.deb $ sudo cp linux-eigend.sh.txt /usr/local/pi/release-2.1.7-community/linux-eigend.sh 3. Run EigenD $ sudo ./usr/local/pi/release-2.1.7-community/linux_eigend.sh Plugin scan begins (and crashes) during the ...