Good bye to Ubuntu 10.04
12 Nov 2016 21:14 #82723
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Good bye to Ubuntu 10.04
I still run Ubuntu 10.04 on three machines with no problems.
www.mesaus.com/info/lucid-sources.txt
JT
www.mesaus.com/info/lucid-sources.txt
JT
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12 Nov 2016 23:52 #82726
by Zig
Replied by Zig on topic Good bye to Ubuntu 10.04
John,
My initial concern was that 10.04 will no longer support new releases of LinuxCNC.
My initial concern was that 10.04 will no longer support new releases of LinuxCNC.
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13 Nov 2016 00:51 #82730
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic Good bye to Ubuntu 10.04
Last night i installed a version of 2.8pre on one of my desktops ( i have 2 running 10.04 ) as i get to run it with a 20000 base and 200000 servo thread. That means i can run 2 add on pci parallel cards in it at 50000 steps or counts per second without getting real time errors. Under linux mint i can not get it under 30000 and 500000 respectivly. On the other hand that version of 2.8pre does not have the JA ( joints-axis ). I would love to have that as i would run 10.04 on all of my computers, over 20 of them.
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14 Nov 2016 23:49 #82813
by BigJohnT
I'd bet that the next release of LinuxCNC when it comes will still work on 10.04. One problem is older hardware needs older OS's, some old hardware won't run on the latest OS's.
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Replied by BigJohnT on topic Good bye to Ubuntu 10.04
John,
My initial concern was that 10.04 will no longer support new releases of LinuxCNC.
I'd bet that the next release of LinuxCNC when it comes will still work on 10.04. One problem is older hardware needs older OS's, some old hardware won't run on the latest OS's.
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15 Nov 2016 02:23 #82822
by Todd Zuercher
Replied by Todd Zuercher on topic Good bye to Ubuntu 10.04
Maybe,but you might have to compile it yourself. I get the impression the developers would rather see it go away.
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