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						22 Jan 2020 07:07				#155404
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						22 Jan 2020 07:45				#155406
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is there a Guide on How to setup from a Running Axis 2.9 Machine Config to the QtVCP Screen
This wouldst be Helpful to so many old Users
					is there a Guide on How to setup from a Running Axis 2.9 Machine Config to the QtVCP Screen
This wouldst be Helpful to so many old Users
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						22 Jan 2020 10:18				#155417
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				I'll see what I can do. I will mention that since these are very new there is surely growing pains. Be careful to test things.			
					
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						22 Jan 2020 16:00				#155431
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				What are some of the system requirements for using these new Qt screens? Are there a lot of dependencies to install?  What are the minimum screen resolution/sizes?
I'm often frustrated by the fact that most of the new GUIs developed won't even fit on a 1024x768 screen and heaven forbid if your stuck with 640x480.
					I'm often frustrated by the fact that most of the new GUIs developed won't even fit on a 1024x768 screen and heaven forbid if your stuck with 640x480.
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						22 Jan 2020 18:29				#155442
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				here are the libraries neede for displaying the screens:
To build build/modify screens requires a couple more libraries and copying a file, details here:
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/master.../designer/README.txt
Minimum screen resolution varies:
QtDragon 1440x860 - not resizable
QtAxis 508x 600 resizeable
Default 1027x790 non resixeable
QtX1mill 1024x768 non resizable
Qttouchy 833x705 resizeable
					need for displayimg pyqt widgets:
python-pyqt5
python-pyqt5.qsci
python.pyqt5.qtopengl
python-pyqt5.qtsvg
python-opengl
python-opencv
optional:
espeak
espeak-ng-espeak
python-dbus.mainloop.pyqt
To build build/modify screens requires a couple more libraries and copying a file, details here:
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/master.../designer/README.txt
Minimum screen resolution varies:
QtDragon 1440x860 - not resizable
QtAxis 508x 600 resizeable
Default 1027x790 non resixeable
QtX1mill 1024x768 non resizable
Qttouchy 833x705 resizeable
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						22 Jan 2020 18:46				#155445
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						23 Jan 2020 07:05				#155510
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				Nice
Only to your best gues: do you think they run nicely on a rpi4
Mike
					Only to your best gues: do you think they run nicely on a rpi4
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						23 Jan 2020 09:11				#155518
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				I understand that the opengl for the qt5 screens failed on RPI4 - I don't have one to test with and am not an opengl expert. Not sure if it is just a library change required or something else.
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						23 Jan 2020 14:30				#155546
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				Thx
fear anyhow that it will later than forseen till I touch my rpi4... As most of my hobby tasks ;-(
					fear anyhow that it will later than forseen till I touch my rpi4... As most of my hobby tasks ;-(
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						05 Feb 2020 04:28				#156558
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				I have a new and improved version of QtDragon. It's not just a sample screen, but a fully functional GUI for 3 or 4 axes, VFD control, and probing. If you are interested in updating the current one, I will put together a package.
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