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This is the most lore-appropriate thread on /tech/, well done. Proper canonical. Personally, I'd start off by evaluating each of your options and sticking with whichever has the most solid logo.

>>1036003

Could you elaborate a bit more please? I don't know anything about the lego robots and I don't understand why you can't just use vim and load the code into the robot yourself.

I'll start with saying that if can't figure how to install and use ev3dev you are fucking stupid. It's literally debian on your robot. You can program it with whatever you want.

I'll suggest you start with python - while it's runtime is fucking slow, it's not unusable for hobby project.

https://www.ev3dev.org/docs/programming-languages/

https://github.com/ev3dev/ev3dev-lang-python

If you want to try java/lejos it's also supported on ev3dev.

I'll guess that you are a windows fag, seeing that you can't figure this out so few tips:

- write software in your IDE or smth,

- copy it with scp (winscp)

Here a thing me and my friend made for robotics course https://github.com/hAckdamDys/voting-robot-movement/wiki

>>1035996 (OP)

There's ROS (Robot Operating System). I've never used it, just know someone working on it. They say it's great, and I think he said it was open source.

>>1036165

I already tried Ev3dev. While the OS works, the C installer does fuck all to actually work. Also LEJOS is what I meant by Pajeet language, but it actually works. So don't be a double nigger.

>>1036165

But I appreciate the link

>>1035996 (OP)

These devices can run Ubuntu iirc, so set up a standard Linux on it and program in whatever language you want OP.