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Of course. I definitely get being on the early bus to CrazyFlie. I knew I was going to have issues at this stage when I ordered it back in February. I'm sure with time and a lot of help I'll be flying at some point, I'm just a little impatient.

I too have a Xbox 360 controller I would like to use. I don't have a copy of Windows else I would try the VM route too. It's strange they state one of their goals is to use open source software, yet the preferred method requires Microsoft Windows.

Would Ubuntu be and easier to get going than OSX?

Thanks Dan, I'll try reading through that but not being a python developer, I'm not sure how much I will understand. I was able to build and power on the CrazyFlie with the help of the very detailed instructions, photos and videos. It's a little frustrating that the documentation after the build/ass...

Even though it's just a little plastic box, I'm totally jealous you can design and print out your own part!

I'm wondering if anyone has instructions on how to get the Crazyflie Nano flying using a Macbook Air? (I have an older Mac so there's no USB3 issues)

I've assembled the 'copter but now I'm kinda lost as to what to do next.