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Installing Ubuntu and Linuxcnc 2.9 on Dell Optiiplex 7020
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1 year 4 months ago #329773
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What downloads do I need to install Ubuntu and Linuxcnc on a Dell Optiplex 7000 series desktop?
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Thank you so much! Where do I get the Ventoy download?
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Thank you so much! I will reply back with my experience. Several days, maybe...
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For a pure Unbuntu install, you will have to install your flavour of Ubuntu then install from source, unless you can get the debian packages to work.
If your Ubuntu install uses wayland rather than X11 those guis of Linuxcnc that depend on X11 libs may require a "compatibility" layer, that I've found is somewhat slower than native X11.
Personally I would recommend a the Debian ISO and stick with something that is straight forward and simple to install.
Actually there has been some talk about Canonical using a third graphics subsystem in the furture....and replacing all the basic Linux\Unix utils with Rust equivalents. What's next the return of Unity ?
If your Ubuntu install uses wayland rather than X11 those guis of Linuxcnc that depend on X11 libs may require a "compatibility" layer, that I've found is somewhat slower than native X11.
Personally I would recommend a the Debian ISO and stick with something that is straight forward and simple to install.
Actually there has been some talk about Canonical using a third graphics subsystem in the furture....and replacing all the basic Linux\Unix utils with Rust equivalents. What's next the return of Unity ?
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