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The mk mailing list just receives spam, I haven't seen any actual activity for a while.
The Github repos, even the repos that they split, (long story if you want more info on that you will have to read the repos), haven't had any activity for a long time.

Well I was the one that produced the image, so any feed back good or bad (bad seems to be more helpful for improvement) is welcome. That's why I was interested in the reasons for the way you went. Yeah I get it's for personal reasons, but I would like to improve it to make it a better experience for other users and maybe make a consideration for others.

That's the way some threads go, the discussion can go another way. But if you don't want to be involved in the way the discussion as gone, which would appear to be the case, I shall no longer ask for any opinions nor input from yourself.
Good day sir.

Well I have all of the electronics mostly wired properly to the point of testing. I am struggling to get the machine out of estop as my external estop doesn't seem to want to close the circuit even though I thought the relay was closing. More investigation into the schematics are needed and then hopefully I can move forward with the testing

Seems to align time wise:

forum.sheetcam.com/t/the-end-is-nigh-well-sort-of/7103/8

Though looking at the “not sell it to someone who will milk it for what it’s worth” reply, I’m not sure that goal was realized.

My money is on Langmuir, seeing as they sell it on their website …

All good things come to an end I reckon.

I'm sorry, what am I supposed to find in that thread? I don't have any questions about the LinuxCNC-provided image and never had. I came here to report a broken dependency in the apt repo, not to ask how to run LinuxCNC on an RPI.

Just to be clear, I have seen that thread, it is kinda hard to miss, and I've played with the image. For my personal preferences, I've decided to go with Raspberry Pi OS instead and I'm totally happy with it. What are we even discussing at this point?

I agree it looks to me like someone bought them. I wouldn’t be surprised is it’s Langmuir Systems. The whole feel of the website, etc changed.

What a shame for the community but good for Les I guess if he wanted to move on from it.

Like I said there's a large thread covering just about everything related to the RPi image, wifi works fine by the way even better when the power saving is turned off. And there is even a sticky thats an index to that thread with the intention being topics are grouped together.
But sometimes I wonder why I bother sometimes.

I'm converting from Masso to Linux so while I have a working machine, it's not working on Linux

You should start with Axis GUI first, till you get the machine working properly, then switch to any other GUI.
You can freely ignore this if the machine is working.