Microcontrollers under linux?

Some of us here do that.

PICs are generally nice.. a good place to get started, and there are
linux tools available. You can get free samples of the chips on the
internet, but you still need a programmer. Some work better than others,
especially under linux. But there are ones that will work. A compiler
would also be useful- the upper level PICs have a patched gcc available
(which unfortunately isn't very bug free). There are other tools people
have made as well, like I think something sdcc related.

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