Apparently you may need to install additional drivers for the various boards. With your arduino board plugged in, click on the windows usb hardware button down on the taskbar, right click and select update driver, then direct it to your arduino drivers folder. Once windows knows there are arduino drivers there it seems to find the other boards without much help.
Hi, I am looking for an app that lets me draw on my desktop. I am currently using Openboard but I can't move any windows without closing it first. I don't always have a keyboard connected so gromit-mpx doesn't work as I can't get out of the drawing mode. Are there any alternatives or could I make Openboard work without switching to Xorg? I am using Ubuntu 22. Thanks.
Try to change port number, it helps sometimes. There are devices, who can't communicate on ports over certain number and 13 is quite high. Try to change it to, say, 3 or 4. Windows might say that it's in use, but most of the time that is not true (at least currently - windows reserves com ports for a future re-use of devices, used in the past).
there is a new version of openboard available. Are you going to make a portable version of it too? -Can you guide me to some help pages where I can find instructions on how to create portable apps myself?