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tommylight wrote:
I always use Mint with Mate or XFCE, and i always use the buildbot packages for Stretch, it always works.snowgoer540 wrote:
phillc54 wrote: Won't the LinuxCNC packages from the buildbot run on Mint?
I’m not sure, I think Rob said it wouldn’t. I’m willing to try (I don’t know the repercussions...).
Yesterday it worked for a friend through the phone, and he is very challenged in the "follow directions" department, example:
Me: right click on the linuxcnc-userspace-something-something-amd64.deb and clock on save link as. Now double click on that from the file explorer, what does it say?
Him: Nothing!
Me:did it open a new window?
Him: yes
Me: what's on that window?
Him:nothing, same links as on that page i downloaded from.
Me: not the bloody save page as from the menu, right click on the link, right click..........
It was a long day, but he got it eventually.
LMAO. I am willing to switch over, though I’m not really sure what I would have to do to get rid of the RIP version.
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phillc54 wrote:
All executables will run from where your environment PATH is pointed.That makes sense. Thank you for clarifying. One more question about the RIP (for now
) what about pncconf? Is that always running from the installed version?
You can check this yourself, open up two terminals, in one terminal type:in the other terminal type:Code:$ which pncconfyou will see they are both from different locations.Code:$ source ~/linuxcnc-dev/scripts/rip-environment $ which pncconf
Ok, starting to get it. But how come when I uninstalled the installed version of Linuxcnc it all blew up and stopped working?
Edit: maybe I just tried to run pncconf from the wrong place?
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rm -rf ~/linuxcnc-devsnowgoer540 wrote: I am willing to switch over, though I’m not really sure what I would have to do to get rid of the RIP version.
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Your links were still pointing to the installed version?snowgoer540 wrote: Ok, starting to get it. But how come when I uninstalled the installed version of Linuxcnc it all blew up and stopped working?
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phillc54 wrote:
Your links were still pointing to the installed version?snowgoer540 wrote: Ok, starting to get it. But how come when I uninstalled the installed version of Linuxcnc it all blew up and stopped working?
Probably yes. And I couldn’t find pncconf. Well I found it, but running it didn’t do anything.
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snowgoer540 wrote:
phillc54 wrote:
Your links were still pointing to the installed version?snowgoer540 wrote: Ok, starting to get it. But how come when I uninstalled the installed version of Linuxcnc it all blew up and stopped working?
Probably yes. And I couldn’t find pncconf. Well I found it, but running it didn’t do anything.
Did you run rip-environment before hand and did you run pncconf from the same terminal session?
If you answer yes to both then I have no idea...
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