GUI

Hello everyone,I am delving deeper into my knowledge of LinuxCNC interfaces.
What's the best way and which software should I use to modify GUIs (interfaces)?
I intend to change buttons and callbacks, as well as implement new functions.
Is it possible to do this on Windows, or only on Linux?Thank you!

Just use a text editor but not something like wordpad and make sure to use linux line endings.

Of course I don't see why you want to edit the files in Windblows, LinuxCNC won't run on that OS.

JT

or VS code if you want to get fancy.

Since last week, avoid VS Code as much as humanly possible.
Use Geany

Wait what happened last week with VS code?

Not sure but was in the news, something about limiting access or support or subscription or...
I have it on this PC, first chance i get i will format it for sure, even on Linux it does sh#t like downloading stuff without warning/asking/consent and sending huge amounts of info to several severs.
Or to put it simple:
Microsoft = bad

Well that sucks that is who fusion 360 uses to display the Gcode after post process. Just another day in mouse utopia.

tommylight wrote:

Not sure but was in the news, something about limiting access or support or subscription or...

Do you have a link, my Google-Fu must have deserted me.

phillc54 wrote:

Do you have a link, my Google-Fu must have deserted me.

No wonder, all i got was about a gazillion of tutorials.
Had to go back in history (browser history) to find it:

Thanks Tommy.

There is nothing there that concerns me so I will stick with VSCode.