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yes I did, it was something like this:
for reverse engineering, move to various interesting practical positions with cam-align and then log the position with a button, save it together with a suitably numbered snapshot, store everything in the same folder, E.g.
after later importing a set of points into CAD, it is easier to process further using the Images illustration, for mechanics, 3D printing or electronics layout
forum.linuxcnc.org/21-axis/30986-axis-po...r?start=70#gallery-3

maybe we can use Cam-align with a Manual Log button and a matching trigger output
cleverly triggered Axis Position Logger 
Spectacle screen grabber (smartly triggerable with shortcut and with area selected)
both can remain in the background after configuration so that no more tabs have to be switched 

I'm currently preparing a small presentation, I'll post it here immediately
 

thank you very much, I've been trying out how to handle my records for a long time today and finally I can say that everything is fine the way it is now

absolutely perfect now, thank you very much, I'm looking forward to an assessment of my input from today later?

I tried exactly that, 'test01.ngc' but a file is never written for me?

LCNC Debian 12
file save dialog opens, I can navigate, name, SAVE, but no file is written, the file dialog is simply opened again?

shortly before was the moment for me to try out the current LinuxCNC_2.9.2-amd64.hybrid.iso 
I have already noticed great progress on some important parts that I like to use, thank you very much to everyone who made it!

I think the idea with the Axis Position Logger is great, saving the file didn't work for me yet?

I would like a combined solution with qtvcp cam-align!

 

have reinstalled
I'm not entirely sure whether my iso is completely integer because 'lvm2-udeb' was also searched for and wasn't found
I'll still verify it, but System Locale is now correct

root@se:~#  localectl
System Locale: LANG=de_CH.UTF-8
               LANGUAGE=de_CH:de
    VC Keymap: (unset)          
   X11 Layout: ch
    X11 Model: pc105
root@se:~# 


(ngc file edited Line from remote and axis reloadable)
(Messingplatte vertikal 25mm)
G54 G90 G17 G61
(Tasche schlichten d 2.8mm)
G00 X110.423 Y-117.333 Z80
G00 Z26
G01 Z24.4 F34.5
G01 Y-117.433 F88.5
G01 X118.123

At the moment I should be able to get along and thank you very much for the tireless moderator help always here!

X11 Layout: us

tommylight, 

how can I change X11 layout, please?

thanks for the encouragement

root@debian:/home/eruepe# localectl
System Locale: LANG=de_CH.UTF-8
               LANGUAGE=de_CH:de
    VC Keymap: (unset)          
   X11 Layout: us
    X11 Model: pc105
root@debian:/home/eruepe# 

X11 Layout setting was set to 'us' for some reason, that doesn't fit together

now was the moment for me to try out the current LinuxCNC_2.9.2-amd64.hybrid.iso 

I have already noticed great progress on some important parts that I like to use, thank you very much to everyone who made it!

When reading Gcode into Axis I have a small problem with 'utf-8' codec, both in a live session or after a new installation
 

It's about the special characters around the comments, what should I do best?