No - Ed, you got me wrong!
I am NOT at ALL against sharing code and giving it away for free! But,
he posted on a forum that is NOT Specific to programmers. And, for 3D
Printing folks - if you don't already do programming - getting that
code, by itself is no good! Since, not only do you normally have to have
an IDE/Dev Env. to run the code - many times - you need extra packages.
So - my point was - he should really share an EXE as opposed to just
purely a python chunk of code - since, most in that forum may NOT know
what to do with it!
I hope that makes more sense now...
-K
On 2/17/2023 7:08 AM, Ed Leafe wrote:
On Feb 16, 2023, at 21:41, Kurt @ Gmail <kurthwe...@gmail.com> wrote:
Someone just posted on the 3D Printing forum, of which I am a member - some
Python code to pause a print job. OF course, it was funny - since he posted the
Actual code - giving it up for others to use.
Not funny at all. Sharing code is very commonplace in the world of free/open
software.
I have a lot of my code on GitHub (https://github.com/EdLeafe), free for anyone
to see and use/adapt. Why not?
-- Ed Leafe
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