LinuxCNC on Intel Clear Linux

Thank you NTULINUX. A few years ago I started running my machines with QtDragon. I have not used axis ever since. I think your Gentoo build gives me the perfect reason to start gaining some experience with FlexGUI, which I think is a great initiative.

rebelx wrote:

Thank you NTULINUX. A few years ago I started running my machines with QtDragon. I have not used axis ever since. I think your Gentoo build gives me the perfect reason to start gaining some experience with FlexGUI, which I think is a great initiative.

JT made like a 5 line change to get FlexGUI working in Gentoo, ever since, FlexGUI has been rock solid with Gentoo.

Turboss and someone else (Lcvette I think) is working on porting qtpyvcp to pyside6. Once their migration is complete, I'll be pushing out a new Gentoo image with support for qtpyvcp. qtpyvcp currently is on Qt5, and Qt5 has been getting purged by the Gentoo devs and they've been dropping support for it all across the board. QtDragon is also based on Qt5. FlexGUI is your best bet right now as it uses Qt6 and I haven't had any troubles with it. Gmoccapy also works flawlessly.

Clear Linux is now EOL.

community.clearlinux.org/t/all-good-thin...clear-linux-os/10716

github.com/clearlinux/distribution

Quite typical of Intel. I paid a developer to do some work in Intel hardware that required a $50 annual licence from Intel. they shut it all down before the year was up.

I remember the time when Intel payed developers to make Linux boot in under 10 seconds...and some other nice memories (i do not mean RAM or ROM memories )
BTW, they did make it boot in under 10 seconds back then, even from a CD.

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