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Best practice for installing custom Python packages in LinuxCNC?
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24 May 2025 13:09 #329044
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Replied by tommylight on topic Best practice for installing custom Python packages in LinuxCNC?
You can have both, try Assembly !
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24 May 2025 15:49 #329052
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Replied by langdons on topic Best practice for installing custom Python packages in LinuxCNC?
C is a bit too simple for my liking.
The nice thing about Java is you can do almost everything with just the JDK, no add-on libraries are needed usually.
Python needs all these dependencies which are installed via pip, and I think it just makes stuff more likely to be incompatible.
The nice thing about Java is you can do almost everything with just the JDK, no add-on libraries are needed usually.
Python needs all these dependencies which are installed via pip, and I think it just makes stuff more likely to be incompatible.
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