Yes. I do not like python and guess C++ execute faster so why not.
> From a developers perspective VCPs where completely outdated and not > even close to what modern UI toolkits offer. No developer really want's > to work with tk, we can argue about Gtk2. I worked with glade and it works rather well although some of widgets are a little bit limited. > QtQuickVcp comes with 2 reference UIs: > - Cetus: designed as axis replacement: > https://github.com/qtquickvcp/Cetus Look the same as now so I guess it should work great. > To simplify remote deployment of the UIs one can simply download and run > the "MachinekitClient" (yes, it's Machinekit only right now) and connect > to the machine instance. > > This way, it's extremely simple to circumvent the limitations of > embedded computers with weak graphics performance. Use a cheap 100$ > tablet as your display and you are fine > (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnJv07yeGt0) The way I am heading. > To support LinuxCNC would be quite simple. The machine/server part is > based on Machinetalk - an open source middleware. Linuxcnc use NML and I think the server part is in working order but have not had enough time to figure out how it is with the "axis" user interface, got more hardware today. > Basically, it would be a matter of "adapting" mkwrapper, mklauncher and > configserver (Python applications) over to LinuxCNC. ? > HAL Remote - which is useful for custom extensions would require more > effort, since it depends on the haltalk server - which goes deep into > Machinekit. haltalk, this is between which parrts. > From the user perspective, I think the split between LinuxCNC and > Machinekit makes absolutely not sense and is very confusing. To make it > simple: Machinekit is focused on Non-CNC and LinxuCNC on CNC. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot _______________________________________________ Emc-users mailing list Emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/emc-users
