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2 years 6 months ago #298383
by Lcvette
Replied by Lcvette on topic Trajectory Planner using Ruckig Lib
such awesome work!! this is a seriously great project and will be a very welcomed addition to the linuxcnc arsenal! keep up the fantastic work Grotius!
Chris
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2 years 6 months ago #298424
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Replied by zmrdko on topic Trajectory Planner using Ruckig Lib
We should do some crowdfunding to push things forward.
I would be definitely willing to participate.
I would be definitely willing to participate.
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2 years 6 months ago #298428
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This was some what discussed a couple messages before. Many of use probably would probably pitch in to donate, me included, but seems that's not "desired".
I personally probably would not take donations either for something that I might not finish. I know this might sound "wrong", "discouraging" and all that but if I would be working on something that is quite complex and something that other people have already failed before, getting "paid" in advance would add another layer of stress that I would not want.
Many of us have fingers and toes crossed, hoping this project sees light and I am confident that Grotius and Beef will reach the finish line somewhere in the future.
If funding is something that is needed, I hope the guys will let us know and like said before, probably there are quite a few people willing to pitch in even if this never gets finished.
I personally probably would not take donations either for something that I might not finish. I know this might sound "wrong", "discouraging" and all that but if I would be working on something that is quite complex and something that other people have already failed before, getting "paid" in advance would add another layer of stress that I would not want.
Many of us have fingers and toes crossed, hoping this project sees light and I am confident that Grotius and Beef will reach the finish line somewhere in the future.
If funding is something that is needed, I hope the guys will let us know and like said before, probably there are quite a few people willing to pitch in even if this never gets finished.
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2 years 6 months ago #298429
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Replied by zmrdko on topic Trajectory Planner using Ruckig Lib
How about collect $ upon delivery then?
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2 years 6 months ago #298432
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I think a bounty like that could be a good idea.How about collect $ upon delivery then?
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2 years 6 months ago #298459
by grijalvap
Replied by grijalvap on topic Trajectory Planner using Ruckig Lib
I really understand most people here work in the code and documentation as a hobby, and get great happiness when things work and can be shared with the community,obviously put a money in the middle convert a hobby in stress, frustration, regrets, claims, etc. and no body want these factors in its life.
In the other hand most people here is agree jerk control will take LinuxCNC to the next level, but this is a complex thing to achieve.I think this should be a project that need resources maybe many of you are familiar with KICAD a PCB software, somehow the get resources to make huge improvements in the software,they hire programmers dedicated to creating specific features and fix specific issues.
I think cofounding is a good idea, but get the money would be the easy part, then we need to create a project, clearly define what do we want,hire the programmer or programmers, and continuously monitor the progress and effectiveness of the work.I really don’t know any programmer that can have experience on this specific field.Bottom line, I agree to donate and support in case of the community want to go this way
In the other hand most people here is agree jerk control will take LinuxCNC to the next level, but this is a complex thing to achieve.I think this should be a project that need resources maybe many of you are familiar with KICAD a PCB software, somehow the get resources to make huge improvements in the software,they hire programmers dedicated to creating specific features and fix specific issues.
I think cofounding is a good idea, but get the money would be the easy part, then we need to create a project, clearly define what do we want,hire the programmer or programmers, and continuously monitor the progress and effectiveness of the work.I really don’t know any programmer that can have experience on this specific field.Bottom line, I agree to donate and support in case of the community want to go this way
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