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I would like to sync my watch with the Nike app but i am unsure if it is compatible with Linux. Is it compatible and what do i have to do to get it to work?
I think you need to be way more descriptive and informative on what you are trying to do.
Because 33+ words won't cover it. Nobody will respond IMO. You are lucky I am saying something.
ok sorry let me try again. i have been using windows for years and my brother talked me into trying linux. on win i plug the nike + gps watch into the usb port and download my run. then i can go to the nike + website and see where ive been, my heart rate ect. its actually very interesting, at least to me. i have done some reading on the compatability of the watch and linux. you could get linux to recognise the watch but it took alot of jumping through hoops to get it done. the thread was also from 2012 and i was hoping it had been figured out by now.
if none of this makes any sense im sorry ive been using linux for 4 days and im not computer lingo literate
Connect to your computer with the built-in USB or the included USB
download the free nike+ connect software to sync to your computer Mac and Windows OS supported
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