On 12/5/2022 6:10 AM, Bari wrote:
A pdf that explains where DDS fits in to industry
https://www.dds-foundation.org/sites/default/files/RTILunchAddressOMG2014v2.pdf
If we use DDS it might make LCNC compatible with the industry of the
future. Is everyone jumping onto the DDS bandwagon? Which me
Some answers In reply to one of Chris Morley's message by number.
And near the end past 7 some general comments about my goals for this
project:
1 Chris : "ok You must realize almost no one uses the networking
capability of linuxcnc."
Answer: Yes that is true. But that is only because th
In order to help clarify what I would like to see in not only version 10
of LinuxCnc but also in the current version 9 future work. I will start
working on this as soon as my new circuits board for my metal detectors
are populated with all the SMD components. The circuit blank circuit
boards ar
As you may know I have been desiring a better way to interface user
interfaces to LinuxCnc and strongly feel that there needs to be a big
change in the way this is being done at the present time. I also feel
that there is way to much resistance by the LinuxCnc developers to
implement what many
I have noticed that over the years LinuxCnc is taking up more and more
space and that this is mostly related to supporting the QT related
work. When looking at the amount of Pythom code that is now contained
in LinuxCnc it appears to equal more than 90% of all the code present
based on my prio
