Installation on Ubuntu 14.04
12 Aug 2014 04:28 - 12 Aug 2014 04:28 #49722
by mristau
Installation on Ubuntu 14.04 was created by mristau
Just installed Ubuntu 14.04 but now understand that I need to wipe that and install on Ubuntu Precise 12.04?
Last edit: 12 Aug 2014 04:28 by mristau. Reason: typo
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12 Aug 2014 13:48 #49739
by ArcEye
Replied by ArcEye on topic Installation on Ubuntu 14.04
Hi
If you want to use apt for packages and updates, yes.
Quite honestly I would install Wheezy from the hybrid.iso.
I don't think 14.04 will ever be specifically supported, Ubuntu is just too bloated and quirky these days.
I have been running it for a year or so and it looks like that will be the platform for any official Live DVD.
The buildbot supports Wheezy.
regards
If you want to use apt for packages and updates, yes.
Quite honestly I would install Wheezy from the hybrid.iso.
I don't think 14.04 will ever be specifically supported, Ubuntu is just too bloated and quirky these days.
I have been running it for a year or so and it looks like that will be the platform for any official Live DVD.
The buildbot supports Wheezy.
regards
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13 Aug 2014 03:22 - 13 Aug 2014 03:52 #49777
by mristau
Replied by mristau on topic Installation on Ubuntu 14.04
As a nube to both Ubunto and LinuxCNC, still unclear if I can install LinuxCNC on Ubuntu 14.04.
Wheezy is an alternative to Ubuntu? From other documentation on site, thought LinuxCNC was "wedded" to Ubuntu.
Wheezy is an alternative to Ubuntu? From other documentation on site, thought LinuxCNC was "wedded" to Ubuntu.
Last edit: 13 Aug 2014 03:52 by mristau. Reason: additions
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13 Aug 2014 13:28 #49793
by ArcEye
Not if you want to install and update via apt with pre-built packages
Your choices are Ubuntu 12.04 or Debian 7 (Wheezy)
Thankfully not any more.
The longer term goal is hopefully still to make Linuxcnc what it should be, a software package, and leave the user to provide a suitable platform.
The original decision to bundle on a 'simple user friendly' distro was to overcome
the problems of complete linux novices trying to use it, but brought a huge amount of work supporting a distro which took no account of our use of it.
That effort would be better spent developing linuxcnc.
regards
Replied by ArcEye on topic Installation on Ubuntu 14.04
As a nube to both Ubunto and LinuxCNC, still unclear if I can install LinuxCNC on Ubuntu 14.04.
Not if you want to install and update via apt with pre-built packages
Your choices are Ubuntu 12.04 or Debian 7 (Wheezy)
Wheezy is an alternative to Ubuntu? From other documentation on site, thought LinuxCNC was "wedded" to Ubuntu.
Thankfully not any more.
The longer term goal is hopefully still to make Linuxcnc what it should be, a software package, and leave the user to provide a suitable platform.
The original decision to bundle on a 'simple user friendly' distro was to overcome
the problems of complete linux novices trying to use it, but brought a huge amount of work supporting a distro which took no account of our use of it.
That effort would be better spent developing linuxcnc.
regards
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25 Aug 2014 13:11 #50256
by nquantum
Replied by nquantum on topic Installation on Ubuntu 14.04
just want to tell u. ArcEye
I'm so exciting that there finally have LinuxCNC in Debian. I've the way rock solid of Debian offer!
Even I not have machine yet , only my own design breakout board and driver board. Coz I step by step learning. And I love to design on my own and study in detail special in Linux , circuit.
Sooner or later I've have full system running.
Exciting on LinuxCNC on Debian! I believe this is a smart move from Ubuntu.
Goodluck!
I'm so exciting that there finally have LinuxCNC in Debian. I've the way rock solid of Debian offer!
Even I not have machine yet , only my own design breakout board and driver board. Coz I step by step learning. And I love to design on my own and study in detail special in Linux , circuit.
Sooner or later I've have full system running.
Exciting on LinuxCNC on Debian! I believe this is a smart move from Ubuntu.
Goodluck!
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