Why is cubeprogrammer using a GUI installer on linux!?

victor.b · ‎2019-08-13

I am on windows 10 and would like to use sub-system for linux (WSL) to cross-compile OpenST. So far i made it trough all the steps...until i saw that the cubeprogrammer is using a GUI installer...witch doesnt work on WSL....

Are there plans to make that cubeprogrammer available in "non gui" installer?

Thanks

Olivier GALLIEN · ‎2019-09-02

Hi @Community member

STM32CubeProgrammer "non gui" installer is plan for first half of 2020.

In the mean time you can use version installed on the native Windows to flash files generated with WSL.

Olivier

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Olivier GALLIEN · ‎2019-09-02

Hi @Community member

STM32CubeProgrammer "non gui" installer is plan for first half of 2020.

In the mean time you can use version installed on the native Windows to flash files generated with WSL.

Olivier

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Ozone · ‎2019-09-11

In the meantime, you could use a Linux distribution of your choice in a VM, like VMPlayer.

VBurs · ‎2020-07-31

Hi,

We are now past the mid of 2020 and i don't see any way to install STM32CubeProgrammer from the command line entirely in linux.

Is there any news about the release date?

Victor

VBurs · ‎2020-07-31

Hi Ozone, it is not an option because we use TouchGFX from ST and it is only compatible with windows...