FMD2 VS LazScope

Still remember that my uni wanted me to use Turbo to code and i hated Pascal so much because i was coding already in PHP for fun, then i discovered Lazarus doing this exercise, and holy shit it changed my idea of Pascal, i ended making a GUI game of the towers with auto win and difficulty level selection. Good memories. I still use a program that's coded in pascal.

I recommend JDownloader2 and IDM for most downloads; for videos/Youtube, I'd suggest youtube-dlp plus a GUI like this one. For manga, I use FMD2 or HakuNeko. For websites, I use a combination of browser Save As... and SingleFileZ

What version of FMD are you using? Where did you download it from? You should be using a fork of FMD, FMD2, since it has the most up-to-date code and the maintainer is active.

I was in search of a tool to download Mangas in bulk, which i could run in the background (for Linux). But the only tools i found were either for Windows (FMD2) or for Android (Tachiyomi). The only ones i found for Linux didn't support bulk downloads or duplicate checks.

Here you go https://github.com/dazedcat19/FMD2

FMD2 is my pick Heres the GitHub

One limitation is the sample rate, another the A/C coupling of the input. I think it may still be useful to test the sound card oscilloscope on your circuits,as long as you are aware of the limitations. Another option is to use a cheap controller board such as an Arduino with firmware to capture ADC readings and display this data on a PC. There are plenty of examples around, and would cost much less than 10% of a real oscilloscope. Here is a simple project I made for different Arduino / AVR controllers, with a PC display program: https://github.com/ccrause/LazScope