Just a heads up for the CNC hobby types among us.
EMC2 is now called LinuxCNC
Just a heads up for the CNC hobby types among us.
EMC2 is now called LinuxCNC
I ain't so sure, Karl. :)
--Winston
I read this company has a copyright and is complaining.
Karl
--Winston
Well, we are in the process of changing all the names, everywhere. But, it is a big job, between the actual code, the documentation, the Wiki, the discussion forums, the SourceForge mailing lists, etc. there is a LOT to change.
The LinuxCNC website has been there for 6 years, so that doesn't need to change, just the name we call the actual software by.
I've already completed most of the changes in my stuff.
Jon
They couldn't get Wiley to sign off on it.
-- The most powerful factors in the world are clear ideas in the minds of energetic men of good will. -- J. Arthur Thomson
I stand corrected (without orthopedic sneakers).
Thanks for the info, Karl and Jon.
--Winston
Heh! Here I was thinking that no one would likely contest *that* name. Turns out I was mistaken:
--Winston
I'll let Señor Coyote know that. He'll surely contest it.
-- The most powerful factors in the world are clear ideas in the minds of energetic men of good will. -- J. Arthur Thomson
Intersting. There used to be an earlier version, just called EMC, and there appears to be some other package somewhere (not sure for what OS) which is currently called EMC, and frequently has reports of security holes on the CERT advisories. I haven't bothered to try to find out what it really does, or what OS it runs on.
Enjoy, DoN.
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