How stable is LinuxCNC 2.8?
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18 Dec 2016 19:41 #84369
by PortlandGTS
How stable is LinuxCNC 2.8? was created by PortlandGTS
My CNC has been down for about a year for updates. When I started it up for the first time yesterday, I discovered I had been automatically updated to version 2.8.
When looked at what changes were involved, I was pleasantly surprised to see that gantry support was incorporated into trivkins, as I never really liked gantrykins.
However, I am concerned that 2.8 is a pre-release, and 2.7 is the official release. I would like to use 2.8, but want to know how stable it is. Can anyone fill me in on how long 2.8 has been available, and what the general experience has been?
Thanks,
Tom
When looked at what changes were involved, I was pleasantly surprised to see that gantry support was incorporated into trivkins, as I never really liked gantrykins.
However, I am concerned that 2.8 is a pre-release, and 2.7 is the official release. I would like to use 2.8, but want to know how stable it is. Can anyone fill me in on how long 2.8 has been available, and what the general experience has been?
Thanks,
Tom
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18 Dec 2016 23:53 #84382
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic How stable is LinuxCNC 2.8?
It should be stable and working. There may be undiscovered bugs, but people have been using various JointsAxes brances for many years, so there shouldn't be many huge surprises.
The list of known bugs is here:
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/issues
The list of known bugs is here:
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/issues
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