I'm new to git so I may have completely misunderstood what git can do,
but...
I have more than one linuxcnc machine now, and they all have customisations
to the source.
As I understand it, I should be able to up my own main repository clone of
linuxcnc. Then, each of my cnc machines can then
Am 23.02.2012 um 10:22 schrieb Frank Tkalcevic:
I'm new to git so I may have completely misunderstood what git can do,
but...
I have more than one linuxcnc machine now, and they all have customisations
to the source.
As I understand it, I should be able to up my own main repository
One really needs a machine with high feedrate and accelerations where
developing something new will make a difference in order to justify
spending time on this I think...
Anders
Have you looked at Yishin's work.?
He said he had patched EMC2 with S curve velocity planning.
Second question, can this main repository be set up on github? Given
that github is free, it seems like a good place to store it.
Any idea how? I've read about fork on github, but that only seems
to apply to repositories hosted on github.
right
just create an empty emc2-dev repo on
Am 23.02.2012 um 21:41 schrieb Frank Tkalcevic:
Second question, can this main repository be set up on github? Given
that github is free, it seems like a good place to store it.
Any idea how? I've read about fork on github, but that only seems
to apply to repositories hosted on github.
