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Gmoccapy - A new screen for linuxcnc
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I think it would be a good Idea to include your script in the WIKI page.
Norbert
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Thanks for the explanation. I see that compiling from source is the safe way right now. I hope though that soon the buildbot version will be available. I'll also try the HAL examples and MPG, thanks for the hint.
The Wiki is great help.
BTW: on wiki the screenshot says "spindel" and "Zurücksetzen". Can you translate it?
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newbynobi wrote: Have you forgotten to add the install script?
I think it would be a good Idea to include your script in the WIKI page.
Norbert
Norbert,
Yes, the forum doesn't like scripts i forgot that.
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BTW: on wiki the screenshot says "spindel" and "Zurücksetzen". Can you translate it?
In my glade file the button is called clear and because of my local settings it is automatically translated to "Zurücksetzen", I know that this is ugly and wrong translated, but at the moment I believe the most important is more documentation.
At a first step, I changed "spindel" to "Spindle" and the button lost its text and got an icon.
I will replace the images in a minute or so.
BTW: How can I upload images to the WIKI? At the moment I link to my own server.
@tjamscad
Wow, what a long script. I will see to include it to the WIKI later on, or may be I make a shorter one based on the live CD.
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newbynobi wrote: @tjamscad
Wow, what a long script. I will see to include it to the WIKI later on, or may be I make a shorter one based on the live CD.
Yes, it is but from a fresh install of either 10.04 or 12.04 it works right out of the gate and you dont do anything but start it.
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gmoccapy wiki
OK, the videos in English are next to do!
Norbert
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Lots of useful information on wiki. Great!!
Thanks!
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Your script works well.
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bjames28 wrote: Hi tjamscad
Your script works well.
Thanks, I guess that means you have it running and everything loaded up right?
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