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Gmoccapy - A new screen for linuxcnc
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DaBit wrote: And another thing: you once mentioned that you were planning a gmoccapy version with bulltin shopfloor programming as a paid option. Any progress on that? I am currently missing the 'shopfloor programming' abilities I have on the BF20, but that code really needs a thorough revision for the new mill. If there is something available for a reasonable amount of money I might be interested.
(and yes, I know about the existence of features and ngcgui/pyngcgui)
Ya like the heidenhain or mazatrol way !
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This is a button switching two independent sliders of the manual feedrate.
I can't add the attachment ...
You can download changed files from here
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The translation is far from perfect, but better than none.
You can download files from here
You can edit gmoccapy.po by poedit in /usr/share/locale/pl/LC_MESSAGES folder, or copy gmoccapy.po as pl.po to linuxcnc-dev/src/po/gmoccapy folder and compile linuxcnc.
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I do like the icon, are they open source?
Who has the copyright?
I will include polish traanslation in the official repo.
I will have to think about the doble slider
All you out there using gmoccapy, what do you think?
Norbert
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All you out there using gmoccapy, what do you think?
Yes please!
With 18000mm/min maximum and a touchscreen it is pretty hard to select a moderate feed for 'manual milling'. A low/high speed toggle button and separate set of sliders would be nice.
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