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Hello, All, Since I think many of us are stuck at home due to quarantines and other restrictions, this might be a good time to revive this subject. Unfortunately, I haven't been in my shop all

Bill Yes I did miss John D?s post reference "open source". Yes, John D has his own forum for marketing, so maybe I can persuade him to change his sign off when in the digitalhobbyist forum. It

Thank you Gene, now can we put the latest RELS back in the files with a NOT FOR PROFIT notice. Ralph [email protected]> wrote:

Perhaps you missed it, John L, but John D stated that his software is also open source. IIRC, so is the hardware. He sells kits, but some folks have made their own. Some of the hardware is no longer

On Tue, Oct 20, 2020 at 09:58 AM, Gene Pavlovsky wrote: Well done Gene You can read it here ( https://www.chipmaker.ru/topic/97701/?page=615&tab=comments#comment-4509041 ) , use Google Translate. To

Hello everyone. In my daily life I'm a (non-embedded) software developer, and use (and sometimes contribute to) many open-source projects (tools, libraries, etc). I would say 99% of these open source

John, I don't know that much about Oleg, apparently he's from Riga and he speaks Russian. He has a (currently) 600+ page topic ( https://www.chipmaker.ru/topic/97701/ ) for discussing his ELS on a

Ralph, It depends on whether the maintainers actually create releases. If they do, there will be a "Releases" link listing all the versions with corresponding zip / tar.gz files to download. Some

I'll start a new thread, John :) --Gene

Gene Interesting post and may I thank you for your past contributions. A question was asked by Ralph about? 4 months ago," is the ELS open source".? apparently not, as to be safe ELS code files were

You might like it when you get to know it better. Example:1. You clone the repository. This results in you obtaining a mirror copy of the project, including all source code.2. If some one makes a

Don't get me started on why I dislike GitHub with a passion. Really needs a different subject line. John Dammeyer Sent: October-19-20 12:35 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

Hi Bruce, yes sometimes I can just hit the download as a zip file but sometimes I cannot find a download when I "think" there should be one and then there are times ... Ralph

You can simply download the source at GitHub. All the complicated stuff is for when you’re collaborating on or publishing software, or using it as a source control system for multiple servers and

GitHUb for me is complicated (as in I have never looked at how to use it). I like having a source with download. Ralph wrote:

John, I wonder why neither you nor Oleg, both creators of widely used and open-source ELS systems, don't use GitHub (or similar) service to publish source code. I feel that publishing code on

Mine also has the equivalent of a feed hold. Press the stop button and it finishes what it was doing. So if it's threading it stops at the end of the thread pass. If it's retracting it stops at the

My system is based on Oleg's with a number of changes. I certainly would not have a system without that excellent base code. The original software did not offer flank cutting or additional

The half nut must stay closed through an automatic sequence. I felt a constant cut area seemed more sensible and machine friendly. If further passes are needed to achieve the required size or fit the

Richard is that Oleg's method or did you eliminate his code and add yours? Ralph wrote: