downloding cnc programs
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19 Aug 2013 05:31 #37825
by twscnc2
downloding cnc programs was created by twscnc2
can someone help me with
step by step instructions on
how to download programs
like sheet-cam and f-engrave in Linux,
and how to launch it?
i thank i downloaded it wright !
but i can't find the icon to open it.
I'm very new to Linux.
( don't know wot I'm doing.)
step by step instructions on
how to download programs
like sheet-cam and f-engrave in Linux,
and how to launch it?
i thank i downloaded it wright !
but i can't find the icon to open it.
I'm very new to Linux.
( don't know wot I'm doing.)
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19 Aug 2013 19:31 #37846
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In the case of SheetCAM the problem probably is that the file is not marked as "executable".
The file has probably ended up in the "Downloads" folder of your hime directory.
If you go in there and find it, you should be able to right-click on the file and set it to "executable" in the properties dialog.
Then double-click ought to work.
Alternatively you can do it at the command-line, but the GUI way is probably more familiar.
Replied by andypugh on topic downloding cnc programs
can someone help me with
step by step instructions on
how to download programs
like sheet-cam and f-engrave in Linux,
and how to launch it?
i thank i downloaded it wright !
but i can't find the icon to open it.
I'm very new to Linux.)
In the case of SheetCAM the problem probably is that the file is not marked as "executable".
The file has probably ended up in the "Downloads" folder of your hime directory.
If you go in there and find it, you should be able to right-click on the file and set it to "executable" in the properties dialog.
Then double-click ought to work.
Alternatively you can do it at the command-line, but the GUI way is probably more familiar.
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29 Aug 2013 12:43 #38203
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Replied by SvenH on topic downloding cnc programs
Put the f-engrave file in a place where you can find it.
Then start linuxcnc and click "Open" to load a file.
Choose the f-engrave.py file.
linuxcnc will start f-engrave.
When the code is generated, in f-engrave choose "write to axis and exit"
The code will be transfered to linuxcnc and f-engrave will close. Save the new code from within linuxcnc.
Then start linuxcnc and click "Open" to load a file.
Choose the f-engrave.py file.
linuxcnc will start f-engrave.
When the code is generated, in f-engrave choose "write to axis and exit"
The code will be transfered to linuxcnc and f-engrave will close. Save the new code from within linuxcnc.
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26 Oct 2021 20:35 #224423
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Replied by Studi on topic downloding cnc programs
This does not work in my Linuxcnc installation (Debian10, Linuxcnc 2.8.1. An error message appears:
importError: No Module named pyclipper
Already tried to install pyclipper via terminal, sudo apt-get install python3-pyclipper. but without success
What am I doing wrong?
importError: No Module named pyclipper
Already tried to install pyclipper via terminal, sudo apt-get install python3-pyclipper. but without success
What am I doing wrong?
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26 Oct 2021 21:01 #224428
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Replied by rodw on topic downloding cnc programs
Try
pip install pyclipper or pip3 install pyclipper
You may need to install pip/pip3
pip install pyclipper or pip3 install pyclipper
You may need to install pip/pip3
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