New interface for small display!

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19 Apr 2024 05:35 #298595 by Samas322
Hi all im currently building my second cnc, and it is pretty small one. A little bigger than a 3d printer. I was to the point to chose a controller and i first think about linuxcnc but because it a small cnc its not the best choise because it require a "big" monitor. So i looked at the other options avaliable.
-Grbl, very limited in functions, require an external computer..
-Mach3, looks bad, lot of bad comments..
Anyway the only system that was the closest to my needs was chinese DDCS controllers but they are not very customizable and dont support all the gcodes that i want.
So finaly i decided to keep going with linuxcnc! The best one so far at a resonable cost! Then I decided to build my own interface. Or modify an existing one.

For the GUI design im pretty sure i can do it all but for the programming i think im gonna need help. If anyone is interested in this project to help me your welcome! 

The interface is for a 7 inch display and running on a raspberry pi 4 with a 7c80 mesa card. 
It will be a keyboard and optional touch screen navigation based interface. Here are some pictures of my design so far!

Let me know what you think about it!

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19 Apr 2024 05:46 #298597 by Samas322
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21 May 2024 10:14 #301068 by Abdulkareem
Hello, i am really interested in your gui and i want to make a custom minimalistic screen, but i dint know where to start or how to do it, i have installed qt designer and played with it, but i dont know how to customize the interface of linuxcnc

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25 Jul 2024 07:40 #305994 by karoria
I was looking for similar setup since long. I am waiting for this project to go live for users. Thanks for your efforts.

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