So now, let me get it all off and to heck with “portable” and just find out how to install the Arduino IDE and the Espressif ESP32 board in the Arduino IDE as a normal Linux Mint v20 installation. Then, as advised elsewhere, I installed python-pip3 and ran…Īlso I realized that while the Arduino IDE was installed all in one folder as “portable” that the Espressif ESP32 board installation didn’t honor the “portable” concept and created folders elsewhere as noted earlier in this post. The imported library directory will be there. Navigate up one (usually) folder level to the 'examples folder. This will open the folder containing the example sketch. A fairly easy way to find library folders is: Sketch > Show Sketch Folder. In my attempts to get it to work I noted that Linux Mint v20 only has python3 installed so, as advised elsewhere, I ran… Go to your Arduino documents directory inside you will find a directory named 'Libraries'. The Arduino IDE doesnt provide any way to remove libraries, so youll need to do it manually by deleting the library folder. So I deleted the 'Arduino' folder in my Program Files (x86) folder and downloaded the most recent version of the IDE from the arduino site but whenever I rtied to run it, it came up with a window saying 'Arduino version 1.6. Since youve downloaded the IDE from the Arduino website, you will have to remove Arduino IDE manually. How can I completely get all the Arduino & ESP32 stuff off my Mint 20 machine? apt can only remove packages that youve installed via apt itself. home/user/.arduino15/packages/esp32/tools/esptool_py/3.0.0/esptool.py home/user/.arduino15/packages/esp32/hardware/esp32/1.0.6/libraries/WiFi I can delete the Arduino IDE “portable” folder at… Before starting this installation procedure, make sure you have the latest version of the Arduino IDE installed in your computer. I’ve chased it off and on for a week so now I’m ready to get both the Arduino IDE and the ESP32 board off the Linux Mint machine and start over from scratch? Works on Window’s but not on Linux Mint version 20 Then I attempted to run the ESP32 WiFi test code in the above link… Sorted by: Delete the Documents -> Arduino -> Libraries to remove all your libraries.

I installed the Espressif ESP32 board into the Arduino IDE. This topic was automatically closed 180 days after the last reply. I installed the Arduino IDE in a folder as “portable” at Uninstalling the application Windows: In Windows 10: Open the start menu and find the Arduino application.

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