LMDE6 or Mint 22 ??

For first ... sorry to all Debian SO developer .... but I'm not debian SO lover .... Debian12 is really good instead what it was in 2010 .... but I never got used to debian ....

As usual when use Debian I have a lot of problem with library and so .... I admit normally work intensely with other app than Lcnc ... so need some library that is uncommon for debian ... so need install old library that can generate some problem in the system ...

Using LMDE6 (or debian 12) is good enought if you need to build a mill or late or some other machinery .... if need to make other in addiction .... you need use Debian and know it very well from long time .... that is not my case .... so question here is still better LMDE6 versus Mint 22??

Is easy isntall Lcnc on Mint22 + ethercat? We can have good result about latency and ethercat comunication error if we use Mint 22? What kernel number is better to use?

any opinion is appreciated .... so can evaluate if study a lot for learn myself on mint6/debian12 or can freely go to more confortable (for me) Min22

regards

Use lmde6 instead of mint22

If you are having trouble with the library you require why are you considering Lmde6 ?

No easy way to install LinuxCNC on Linux Mint 22, yet.

... please tommylight ... cancel these post row....

Cant do this anymore bye all wrote:

If you are having trouble with the library you require why are you considering Lmde6 ?
 

.... I'm not a masochist .... but if mint22 doesn't have performance comparable to LMDE6 maybe it's better to try to make LMDE6 work, right?

Of course, it would be better to be less rigid and facilitate installations on Ubuntu.... but here I make the impression of Don Chishotte.

tommylight wrote:

No easy way to install LinuxCNC on Linux Mint 22, yet.

no easy way like first installation on mint19.2? Because was quite easy in my opinion .... easy not equal "write 2 row of command" .... in my case use 2 row of command give me more and more problem than use a long list of command where I can see what happens ....

Building from source should still work, and it is quite easy, and you can build the debs so if you need to install on another pc or reinstal, just use the debs.

Need to do more testing.

I would like to revoke the previous post for now, as I need to do some further testing.