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12labs modified a comment on ticket #167
thank you chrisko, I have one other recommendation I think that would be very helpful. My laptops are all native 1400x900 Resolution, as well as my desktops. My vision is not so good, so that is about the highest resolution my eyeballs can handle, Luckily it is still a common resolution for low cost laptops and desktop monitors. Unfortunately the post processor configuration dialogue does not fit on the screen at this resolution. If you could make the dialogue a little bit more compact, so it fits...
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thank you chrisko, I have one other recommendation I think that would be very helpful. My laptops are all native 1400x900 Resolution, as well as my desktops. My vision is not so good, so that is about the highest resolution my eyeballs can handle, Luckily it is still a common resolution for low cost laptops and desktop monitors. Unfortunately the post processor configuration dialogue does not fit on the screen at this resolution. If you could make the dialogue a little bit more compact, so it fits...
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thank you chrisko, I have one other recommendation I think that would be very helpful. My laptops are all native 1400x900 Resolution, as well as my desktops. My vision is not so good, so that is about the highest resolution my eyeballs can handle, Luckily it is still a common resolution for low cost laptops a desktop monitors. Unfortunately the post processor configuration dialogue does not fit on the screen at this resolution. If you could make the dialogue a little bit more compact, so it fits...
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thank you chrisko, I have one other recommendation I think that would be very helpful. My laptops are all 1400x900 Resolution, as well as my desktops. My vision is not so good, so that is about the highest resolution my eyeballs can handle, Luckily it is still a common resolution. Unfortunately the post processor configuration dialogue does not fit on the screen at this resolution. If you could make the dialogue a little bit more compact, so it fits in that resolution, It would be very beneficial...
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thank you chrisko, I have one other recommendation I think that would be very helpful. My laptops are all 1400x900 Resolution, as well as my desktops. My vision is not so good, so that is about the highest resolution my eyeballs can handle, Luckily it is still a common resolution. Unfortunately the post processor configuration dialogue does not fit on the screen at this resolution. If you could make the dialogue a little bit more compact, so it fits in that resolution, It would be very beneficial...
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thank you chrisko, I have one other recommendation I think that would be very helpful. My laptops are all 1400x900 Resolution, as well as my desktops. My vision is not so good, so that is about the highest resolution my eyeballs can handle, Luckily it is still a common resolution. Unfortunately the post processor configuration dialogue does not fit on the screen at this resolution. If you could make the dialogue a little bit more compact, so it fits in that resolution, It would be very beneficial...
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thanks you, that works, but I must restart application after making any changes to a post processor config, otherwise sometimes it may not save using correct config. not sure why. I do have two recommendations for the Post Processor Configuration Dialog. 1) "Choose configuration file:" could say "Choose config to edit:" to eliminate confusion. I though I was choosing the config to be applied to the loaded DXF file. 2) "Output format description:" could say "Output format description (should be unique):"...
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thanks spicer, that is exactly what is happening, selected postprocessor configuration is not applied to output file and alphabetically first cfg is always used.
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Here is a link to the Live Debian Image if you want to try it (does not require installing the OS, it will run from USB drive and OS will run in memory)... https://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current-live/amd64/iso-hybrid/debian-live-12.9.0-amd64-xfce.iso after the live loads, open a terminal and... sudo update sudo upgrade sudo apt install python3 cd /dev/shm wget https://raw.github.com/ltspicer/dxf2gcode.linux.installer/main/linux.installer.sh chmod a+x linux.installer.sh ./linux.installer.sh
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Here is a link to the Live Debian Image if you want to try it (does not require installing the OS, it will run from USB drive and OS will run in memory)... https://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current-live/amd64/iso-hybrid/debian-live-12.9.0-amd64-xfce.iso after the live loads, open a terminal and... sudo update sudo upgrade cd /dev/shm wget https://raw.github.com/ltspicer/dxf2gcode.linux.installer/main/linux.installer.sh chmod a+x linux.installer.sh ./linux.installer.sh
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Here is a link to the Live Debian Image if you want to try it (does not require installing the OS, it will run from USB drive and OS will run in memory)... https://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current-live/amd64/iso-hybrid/debian-live-12.9.0-amd64-xfce.iso
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I just ran this command to install... wget https://raw.github.com/ltspicer/dxf2gcode.linux.installer/main/linux.installer.sh chmod a+x linux.installer.sh ./linux.installer.sh then the prompts were.. (only option was developer version) Should I install pip (y/n) Y Do you want install... echo "2 ...a developer version" echo "3 Quit installer" 2 I will now install. Are you ready (y/n) Y
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In windows it does work, in linux debian it is not working. I checked the headers in the output file, and the config is wrong, it is using what was not selected. For both files it uses "(Used Postprocessor: postpro_config.cfg) " even though that was not selected at time of export. I made two configs again, this time named Test1 and Test2 I change "G21" in each config to be TEST1 and TEST2 instead of G21 (just so I can see what config is being applied) ... the default config is what is applied no...
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In linux it does not work. I checked the headers in the output file, and the config is wrong, it is using what was not selected. For both files it uses "(Used Postprocessor: postpro_config.cfg) " even though that was not selected at time of export. I made two configs again, this time named Test1 and Test2 I change "G21" in each config to be TEST1 and TEST2 instead of G21 (just so I can see what config is being applied) ... the default config is what is applied no matter what is selected, "sometimes"...
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In linux it does not work. I made two configs again, this time named Test1 and Test2 I change "G21" in each config to be TEST1 and TEST2 instead of G21 (just so I can see what config is being applied) ... the default config is what is applied no matter what is selected, "sometimes" I can get one of the configs to start working after opening and closing the app a few times, whatever starts working gets stuck as the default and cannot be changed. only work around is delete all postproccessor configs...
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Postprocessor not applied if multiple avaliable
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