15-12-2018, 01:51
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Please check because there are more duplicated libraries.
Don't worry, some of this problems are normal when we are starting with something new.
I never used Arduino IDE on Linux, but things shouldn't be different than on Windows: avoid installing libraries on the native Arduino IDE libraries folder, instead create your own folder for sketches and libraries, and define it on the Arduino IDE preferences.
Windows example: C:\Users\xxxxx\Documents\Arduino, perhaps for you should be: /home/gord/Arduino
Then inside the Arduino folder create a new one called libraries. Install all libraries under that folder.
Seems you already did it, so maybe you only have to delete the libraries you installed at /home/gord/arduino-1.8.8/libraries/
Code:
Multiple libraries were found for "BME280.h"
Used: /home/gord/Arduino/libraries/BME280
Not used: /home/gord/arduino-1.8.8/libraries/BME280Please check because there are more duplicated libraries.
Don't worry, some of this problems are normal when we are starting with something new.
I never used Arduino IDE on Linux, but things shouldn't be different than on Windows: avoid installing libraries on the native Arduino IDE libraries folder, instead create your own folder for sketches and libraries, and define it on the Arduino IDE preferences.
Windows example: C:\Users\xxxxx\Documents\Arduino, perhaps for you should be: /home/gord/Arduino
Then inside the Arduino folder create a new one called libraries. Install all libraries under that folder.
Seems you already did it, so maybe you only have to delete the libraries you installed at /home/gord/arduino-1.8.8/libraries/


