LinuxCNC on Debian 10 Buster quick and easy install

BeagleBrainz wrote: Can't see shit without my specs on a computer screen any more.

Same here. Getting old is no fun. And i had extremely good vision!

thank you
will this be the start of the new standard
as thinking of stretch renewed
or is it the same a sideway to go beside mint

This is more to prove that getting Linuxcnc is simple and can be done in 20 to 30 minutes flat.
I read everything on this forum and i am getting tired of seeing new users being advised to compile Linuxcnc and kernels to make it work, also building "run in place" Linuxcnc ! Those are for developers and tinkerers and people who have some knowledge of inner workings of Linux and Linuxcnc.
New users want to have a running machine as fast as possible, not spend days compiling.

Edited original post to use official Debian Buster kernel.
Makes it even simpler to install.

That was something I was looking for.
with a

sudo apt-get install grub-customizer
sudo grub-customizer

a graphical tool can be installed to move the extended Options
with the RT Kernel to the top at the bootstart

strahlensauger wrote: That was something I was looking for.
with a

sudo apt-get install grub-customizer
sudo grub-customizer

a graphical tool can be installed to move the extended Options
with the RT Kernel to the top at the bootstart

No need for that, Debian 10 uses the same kernel as default without RT, so when you install RT it becomes the default.
If it was needed, i would have posted it. I did remove the pressing ctrl+shift after double checking, in the original post.