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Just recompile it.

The whole idea of a more industrial gui is difficult to implement/deploy on linuxCNC since theres not really a premade unit with a unified set of controls. Everyone is going to have different physical setups. I think lots can be done in hal already but some stuff is hard to do, like the ability to not need a mouse by default. Axis is already pretty close to technically not needing a mouse to operate, but it lacks features. The peripherals needed to run axis (file manager, tool editor, gcode editor) kill the whole thing also.


second for the parameter page, I made an attempt to make a parameter display for axis, based on qtvcp code, but I am stuck on how to change them.
github.com/cakeslob/regularmac_800/tree/offset
Ive made good progress making the axis gui more fanuc like, PhilC has helped me a lot, and I use lots of stuff from qtvcp because it has all the features I want. I post this to show its not all gui whining but computers are hard.

 
 

by computer gui standards, its pretty shit, and its hard as all hell to do stuff, and this is the "new", they went with a dark mode.
But Cnc workflow wise, its very fast, stable and safe, with very little screwing around. Its annoying compared to the LinuxCNC guis, but the workflow is less clumsy.
they always blast me for this in irc
 

Wow that was simple lol. Thank you I also added M50 to the preamble to allow adaptive feed. Just to be sure but working great now. Thank you

alexandrap wrote:

Yes, it is still disconnected because I am waiting for the installation of the fast overvoltage electronic efuse TPS2596

To the 5V Mesa power?
I do not think any fuse is faster than silicium/silicone inside the chips.
Put a switch on the primary side of the power supply.