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Linux / Mac / Windows all expose a different set of USB device properties, and making sure that likely devices are shown requires a bit of regex wizardry, most of which is already part of the default config.
I found this to be useful when using different devices and connecting from a Linux system.
essentially it shows all USB serial devices that are not undefined.
Settings > pymakr.devices.include
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Linux / Mac / Windows all expose a different set of USB device properties, and making sure that likely devices are shown requires a bit of regex wizardry, most of which is already part of the default config.
I found this to be useful when using different devices and connecting from a Linux system.
essentially it shows all USB serial devices that are not undefined.
Settings > pymakr.devices.include
manufacturer=(?!undefined)
Like if you think this useful to add as a default
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