Thread: Best software for Linux users?
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06-03-2011 #2
It depends on what you're making. Generally you're best to get a program to write the Gcode for you - or write your own program. I've done that for some things to make it more efficient.
I've housed all the electronics apart from the toroidial transformer in a standard computer. The PM752 drivers fit nicely in the CD drive bays.
Sorry can't help you on the software side on Linux.
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