My impression as well. I found it very difficult to make head or tail 
out of what is going on there.

On 2013/11/09 06:34 PM, Jon Elson wrote:
> David Armstrong wrote:
>> have you taken a look at OpenPnP http://openpnp.org
>> it's written in java and communicates to Linuxcnc
>>    
> Looks interesting, but I can't see much indication of what they've
> accomplished.  I browsed the Google group but couldn't see much
> there that really showed what they had so far.
>
> Jon
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