On 08/01/2025 03:03, Johannes Fassotte wrote:
I have used LinuxCnc for over ten years and my impression since I
started work on developing a direct interface to the heart on LinuxCnc
for labview is that it has a good core that has been surrounded by
workable kludges based on individual developer desires, requirements
and what coding format each like to use
I think that it really has no sense of a single direction will likely
always remain hobby driven. I see no real value in having it linked to
Debian other than Debian pointing out problems with the created kludges.
This cannot be further from the truth. There are many very professional
machines all over the world running on linuxcnc. I have been building
machines for a very long time as my prime business, and I will not use
any other controller but Linuxcnc. I am busy with a six axis plasma cnc
machine that I would not be able to do with any other controller.
Just because it is open source does not make it hobby grade.
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