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13 years 10 months ago #27449
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Replied by BigJohnT on topic Gscreen - a GTK / Glade / Python based screen
If your final design will have the notebook tabs you might consider putting an empty line in the tab label to make the tabs taller.
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13 years 10 months ago #27475
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Vertical screen space is at a premium that's why I haven't.
You can select them with the large 'menu' button at the lower right.
Quit thinking like a computer user and think like a cnc operator
Tabs are for info not selection
I originally was going to hide the tabs completely but it is handy to see what's available...
In reality it's an easy customisation to make - I'll try it out...
You can select them with the large 'menu' button at the lower right.
Quit thinking like a computer user and think like a cnc operator
Tabs are for info not selection
In reality it's an easy customisation to make - I'll try it out...
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13 years 10 months ago #27476
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I've been hiding mine, it's one click. When working on the GUI in Glade you need them to navigate.
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13 years 10 months ago #27484
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Yes I had the same problem so in the end i just left them showing.
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13 years 10 months ago - 13 years 10 months ago #27504
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The blue lettering in the progrham area is really hard to read. Perhaps a different shade or different color. What is the play,pause and skip buttons for? Estop should be red not green and machine on should be green not red.
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cmorley wrote:
I have keyboard so it pop open and closed. I still need to change the layout and colors.
The DRO is for Fanuc style not sure if thats an improvement or not.
I'm thinking I could put the G and M code as a vertical list under the DRO - again more Fanuc style.
I see I could spend a lot of time making screens for people
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The blue lettering in the progrham area is really hard to read. Perhaps a different shade or different color. What is the play,pause and skip buttons for? Estop should be red not green and machine on should be green not red.
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13 years 10 months ago #27511
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What size screen are you making? I started with 800 x 600 but after some research the 15" 1024 x 768 touch screen was close in price to the smaller screen. I ordered an ELO 1515L to replace the 19" screen on the BP. I'll move the 19" screen to the CHNC where it fits better.
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cmorley wrote: Vertical screen space is at a premium that's why I haven't.
What size screen are you making? I started with 800 x 600 but after some research the 15" 1024 x 768 touch screen was close in price to the smaller screen. I ordered an ELO 1515L to replace the 19" screen on the BP. I'll move the 19" screen to the CHNC where it fits better.
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