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How to Install Intel Galileo & Edison with the IDE Board Manager
It's always excited to announce the newest features with Arduino, and this time comes the Intel® Galileo and Edison boards support with the Arduino IDE Boards Manager.
If you’ve already installed the Arduino IDE 1.6.3 (or newer) which is available in our last post, you are already set!
How:
Just click on menu Tools > Board > Boards Manager to find both Galileo and Edison listed and available for download. Click on one of the list, then click Install. Wait a couple of minutes for the IDE to download and unpack all the needed tools and voilà: Board menu will list the Intel board of your choice.
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