On 12/29/2013 11:08 AM, Chris Morley wrote: > >> Chris, >> I've noticed that old stepconf is not usable on small displays, e.g. >> 1024x600 netbook screen. >> Will you consider this in new code? >> > 1024x600 ? that seems kinda odd. > I have not tried that but: > > It should be useable on 800x600 displays right now. > You might have to un-expand the stepper timing box, > on the basic page to get to the navigation buttons.
It would be nice if 800x480 was usable. That's the most common resolution for the 7" LCD panels I like to hook to the BeagleBone. The 1024x600 is the next step up in resolution, followed by 1280x800 (which has dots far too small for my old eyes to read on a 7" display). It seems like 800x480 ought to be enough pixels for a CNC interface, but both stepconf and Axis (and most of the other LinuxCNC GUI interfaces) put up windows larger than this (typically "higher" than the 480 vertical pixels, the 800 wide seems to be tight but OK for most of the interfaces). -- Charles Steinkuehler [email protected]
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