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[00:20:43] <hazzy-lab> making progress, got a button to call a sub
[00:28:20] <Lcvette[m]> nice
[00:28:35] <Lcvette[m]> im working on my other homework project
[01:22:27] * Lcvette[m] uploaded an image: Button Ideas.png (818KB) < https://matrix.org >
[01:22:49] <hazzy-lab> I like it!
[01:23:45] <Lcvette[m]> i did it in solidworks
[01:23:46] <Lcvette[m]> lol
[01:24:03] <hazzy-lab> xD
[01:24:17] <hazzy-lab> it works, thats all that matters
[01:24:18] <hazzy-lab> https://youtu.be
[01:24:30] <hazzy-lab> working sub call GUI
[01:25:27] <Lcvette[m]> wow
[01:25:33] <Lcvette[m]> i made a button
[01:25:41] <hazzy-lab> Is that kinda what you were thinking?
[01:26:02] <Lcvette[m]> you made a whole programmed screen subroutine caller
[01:26:06] <hazzy-lab> lol
[01:26:09] <Lcvette[m]> yeah
[01:26:25] <hazzy-lab> It would have taken me longer the make the button than you
[01:26:36] <hazzy-lab> We do what we are good at :D
[01:26:38] <Lcvette[m]> i htink i can do some testing with that for sure
[01:26:45] <hazzy-lab> Geat
[01:27:02] <hazzy-lab> and hopefully you can look at the code and learn a bit how it works
[01:27:09] <hazzy-lab> its very simple
[01:27:12] -HaikuBot[m]:#hazzy- and hopefully you
[01:27:13] -HaikuBot[m]:#hazzy- can look at the code and learn
[01:27:14] -HaikuBot[m]:#hazzy- a bit how it works
[01:27:15] <hazzy-lab> LOL
[01:27:21] <Lcvette[m]> hahahha
[01:27:31] <Lcvette[m]> lets not get ahead of ourselves
[01:27:47] <hazzy-lab> ok
[01:28:00] <Lcvette[m]> one can hope
[01:28:24] <Lcvette[m]> im sure i'll have questions
[01:28:33] <Lcvette[m]> remember im still very new to linux
[01:28:46] <hazzy-lab> yes, but you are learning very fast
[01:29:01] <Lcvette[m]> inch deep and a mile wide
[01:29:08] <Lcvette[m]> not a very sturdy foundation
[01:29:12] <hazzy-lab> I will add some text to the code explaining what things do
[01:29:21] <Lcvette[m]> that would be fantastic
[01:29:30] <hazzy-lab> a tiny bit at a time!
[01:29:53] <hazzy-lab> (I started coding for the first time less than a 1.5 years ago)
[01:30:07] <hazzy-lab> and had never used linux before
[01:31:05] <Lcvette[m]> thats inspiring
[01:31:15] <Lcvette[m]> let me ask a question
[01:31:31] <Lcvette[m]> let me get some visual representation
[01:32:35] * Lcvette[m] uploaded an image: image.png (783KB) < https://matrix.org >
[01:33:26] <Lcvette[m]> ok, so the "Probing Op Paramaters" box
[01:33:55] * hazzy-lab listens
[01:34:20] <Lcvette[m]> the green highlighted boxes are going to be inputs that i need to collect and use in the subroutine
[01:35:10] <Lcvette[m]> then below those are going to be outputs
[01:35:16] <Lcvette[m]> the probed positions
[01:35:48] <Lcvette[m]> i saw how to do the outputs i believe using the print commands
[01:36:19] <Lcvette[m]> but i am not sure i saw or maybe i did but didn't understand the work flow for collection of the input data
[01:37:36] <hazzy-lab> ok, that is good. The sub call GUI has all of those features
[01:38:11] <Lcvette[m]> yeah?
[01:38:14] <hazzy-lab> I will try to explain it in there, and then you can ask specific questions after looking at it
[01:38:24] <Lcvette[m]> perfect
[01:38:40] <hazzy-lab> I think you will be surprised at how simple it is
[01:38:54] <Lcvette[m]> tormachs does not seem to use these as they wrote their routines diferently
[01:39:26] <Lcvette[m]> i don't think they are bad, just that they can take quite a long time to complete
[01:39:26] <hazzy-lab> right, I don't thing there take any user inputs
[01:39:38] <Lcvette[m]> exactly
[01:40:11] <Lcvette[m]> they are made to be for dummies which can be good
[01:40:20] <Lcvette[m]> but that means there is an awful lot of probing going on to achive what should be a couple taps and done
[01:40:49] <hazzy-lab> right, they have brender syndrome :)
[01:40:58] <Lcvette[m]> i think our probing should have the option for both
[01:41:57] <hazzy-lab> I like the way the renishaw screen lets you add additional parameters, but if left blank it uses default values
[01:42:23] <Lcvette[m]> those inputs are very helpful when probing a known hole size when flipping a part
[01:42:41] <Lcvette[m]> especially when its a small counterbored hole like a .25"
[01:43:18] <Lcvette[m]> sometimes probes don't like to read right when the axis is on such a short leash like that unless it knows what to expect
[01:44:25] <Lcvette[m]> so its nice to slow it down in smaller holes
[01:46:42] <Lcvette[m]> oh dear, wife and her friend are ready for their sober ride
[01:47:03] <Lcvette[m]> she has a friend from college visiting this weekend
[01:47:08] <Lcvette[m]> what fun
[01:47:13] <Lcvette[m]> yay
[01:47:16] <Lcvette[m]> lol
[01:47:20] <hazzy-lab> LOL
[01:47:44] <hazzy-lab> Are you still out?
[01:47:56] <Lcvette[m]> no i dropped them downtown after dinner
[01:48:15] <hazzy-lab> ah, that's what I figured
[01:48:21] <Lcvette[m]> to try and recapture their youth for a few hours
[01:48:35] <Lcvette[m]> dancing and what not
[01:48:35] <hazzy-lab> hahaha
[01:48:44] <hazzy-lab> I hope they had fun
[01:48:51] <Lcvette[m]> they are 46 and 47
[01:48:58] <Lcvette[m]> im sure they did
[01:49:06] <Lcvette[m]> they are both light weights
[01:49:56] <Lcvette[m]> ok im off to get them and im sure make them munchies and then off to bed
[01:50:25] <hazzy-lab> Alright, i'm off to bed too
[01:50:27] <hazzy-lab> night
[01:50:28] <Lcvette[m]> i will check in tomorrow
[01:50:32] <hazzy-lab> great
[01:50:38] <Lcvette[m]> awesome work man!!!!!
[01:50:41] <Lcvette[m]> so impressed!
[01:50:45] <hazzy-lab> you too!
[01:51:01] <hazzy-lab> I guess I'll email the GUI ..
[01:51:11] <Lcvette[m]> perfect
[01:51:26] <Lcvette[m]> i need to see if i can run linux on my windows desktop
[01:51:40] <hazzy-lab> You should be able to run it in a VM
[01:51:44] <Lcvette[m]> never tried that probably a good project for tomorrow morning
[01:52:18] <hazzy-lab> Pretty soon you will be running windows on Linux
[01:52:21] <hazzy-lab> :D
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[10:49:55] <hazzy-lab> morning
[11:15:41] <lcvette[m]2> morning
[11:15:53] <lcvette[m]2> we slept in
[11:16:03] <lcvette[m]2> late night
[11:16:20] <hazzy-lab> Good! Same here :)
[12:08:43] <lcvette[m]2> It's a nuthouse here, I don't know how much work I'll be able to get in this weekend
[12:09:32] <hazzy-lab> xD
[12:10:09] <lcvette[m]2> I have my workstation setup in the breakfast nook area of my house
[12:10:35] <lcvette[m]2> not an issue usually, but with company is a disaster
[12:11:22] <hazzy-lab> LOL, yes, I have my workstation in the kitchen too, I know what that can be like
[12:13:00] <lcvette[m]2> Yeah I had one oversight when I built my house, I did not run network cables
[12:13:51] <lcvette[m]2> And I built a tank of a house and because of that my wifi doesn't reach all the back rooms very good so I moved the computer in there
[12:14:03] <lcvette[m]2> Meant to run a network cable but never got around to it
[12:14:38] <hazzy-lab> Ah, the downsides to good insulation ;)
[12:15:28] <lcvette[m]2> Exactly
[12:16:30] <hazzy-lab> Here is the sub caller python file: https://gitlab.com
[12:16:48] <hazzy-lab> I tried to explain what was going on
[12:21:26] <hazzy-lab> hmm, spelling is lacking ...
[12:21:51] <lcvette[m]2> I'm reading it now
[12:22:07] <lcvette[m]2> It's fine I'm getting the meaning
[12:24:24] <hazzy-lab> reload, I fixed a few things
[12:27:37] <lcvette[m]2> Ok reloading
[12:30:02] <lcvette[m]2> I can see the appeal in this
[12:30:23] <lcvette[m]2> Is really cool
[12:30:46] <lcvette[m]2> I'm going to read this several times through
[12:31:05] <lcvette[m]2> Absorbing process for me
[12:32:29] <lcvette[m]2> And then imagine up a small easy subroutine
[12:32:59] <lcvette[m]2> Try and get my feet wet
[12:33:17] <lcvette[m]2> Make some mistakes
[13:26:36] <hazzy-lab> Lcvette[m]: What version of LCNC are you using? 2.7 or master?
[14:27:42] <lcvette[m]2> On my machine? 2.7.13
[14:27:57] <lcvette[m]2> I use the stretch
[14:28:07] <lcvette[m]2> For my 7i92
[14:28:15] <hazzy-lab> great!
[14:28:41] <hazzy-lab> Most likely the GUI will be 2.8 only
[14:28:55] <hazzy-lab> But as long as you are suing stretch that is easy to switch too
[14:36:49] <lcvette[m]2> I thought they just released 2.7.14?
[14:36:57] <lcvette[m]2> I get very confused on all of that
[14:37:22] <lcvette[m]2> What's matter
[14:37:27] <lcvette[m]2> Master
[14:37:49] <hazzy-lab> aha, you are missing out!
[14:38:29] <hazzy-lab> I will try to explain
[14:39:03] <lcvette[m]2> Is it beta?
[14:39:55] <hazzy-lab> 2.7 is the currently released version, master is what is going to be 2.8 (or 3.0?)
[14:40:06] <hazzy-lab> yes, beta
[14:40:22] <hazzy-lab> There are a lot of new features in 2,8
[14:41:19] <lcvette[m]2> Yeah?
[14:41:48] <hazzy-lab> Most significantly 2.8 defines a machines kinematics based on joints (slide ways, pivots etc), and axes (the Cartesian axes X, Y, Z ...)
[14:42:12] <hazzy-lab> 2.7 only uses axes
[14:42:59] <hazzy-lab> Separating joints from axes makes it possible to have more complex machine, like robots, and gantry type machines
[14:43:32] <lcvette[m]2> Nice
[14:43:41] <hazzy-lab> It is awesome!
[14:43:45] <lcvette[m]2> How does it do with simultaneous multia is?
[14:43:50] <lcvette[m]2> Axis
[14:43:53] <lcvette[m]2> 5
[14:44:34] <lcvette[m]2> Sweet!!
[14:44:38] <hazzy-lab> that is not effected much because a 5 axis machine is still trivial kinematics
[14:45:14] <hazzy-lab> all the joints basically map one to one to an axis
[14:45:56] <hazzy-lab> where it makes a big difference is with robots
[14:46:42] <hazzy-lab> The problem is that it is not really possible to make an interface that works with both 2.7 and 2.8 (master)
[14:46:50] <hazzy-lab> too many changes
[14:47:12] <lcvette[m]2> So what interface works with 2.8?
[14:47:14] <hazzy-lab> So we will have to choose one, and it make since to chose the newer and better :D
[14:47:35] <lcvette[m]2> Yeah choose the new for certain
[14:48:04] <hazzy-lab> all the existing interfaces of one version 2.7, and an updated version for 2,8
[14:49:11] <lcvette[m]2> Don't follow that last statement
[14:49:38] <hazzy-lab> neither do I :(
[14:49:43] <hazzy-lab> lol
[14:49:55] <lcvette[m]2> Hahahaha
[14:50:22] <hazzy-lab> What I meant is right now there are versions of axis that work with 2.7, and a new version that works with 2.8
[14:50:37] <lcvette[m]2> Ah
[14:50:55] <hazzy-lab> When you install linuxcnc you get the correct version of the GUI for the version of LCNC you install
[14:51:01] <lcvette[m]2> So I have to go with axis to use 2.8
[14:51:25] <hazzy-lab> No, there is also a version of Gmoccapy for 2.8
[14:51:33] <hazzy-lab> it is much better than the 2.7 version
[14:51:48] <lcvette[m]2> Or if I update to 2.8 it will have limited gui iptions
[14:52:00] <lcvette[m]2> I gotcha
[14:52:43] <hazzy-lab> I think all the the old GUIs have been updated to work with 2.8
[14:53:43] <lcvette[m]2> No I'm confused
[14:54:14] <lcvette[m]2> So gmoccapy had been updated??
[14:54:14] <hazzy-lab> sorry, i am not being very clear (as usual lol)
[14:54:21] <hazzy-lab> yes
[14:54:26] <lcvette[m]2> Lol
[14:54:29] <hazzy-lab> but only in 2.8
[14:54:51] <lcvette[m]2> So I can keep it for now
[14:54:53] <lcvette[m]2> If I go 2.8
[14:54:59] <hazzy-lab> yes
[14:55:35] <lcvette[m]2> What does PP issue?
[14:55:39] <lcvette[m]2> Use
[14:55:49] <lcvette[m]2> 2.0
[14:55:52] <hazzy-lab> 2.6 xD
[14:55:53] <lcvette[m]2> Pp2.0
[14:56:03] <lcvette[m]2> Ah
[14:56:11] <lcvette[m]2> Slackers
[14:56:18] <hazzy-lab> it very old, so is missing a bunch of the good stuff
[14:56:31] <hazzy-lab> That is why I did not like using it on my machine
[14:57:25] <lcvette[m]2> No doubt
[14:57:36] <lcvette[m]2> Is updating way?
[14:57:39] <lcvette[m]2> Easy
[14:57:55] <lcvette[m]2> Same like I updated to 2.7.13?
[14:58:20] <hazzy-lab> Yes, you can get 2.8 for the build bot
[14:58:38] <hazzy-lab> The problem is you will have to change your configs to work with 2,8
[14:58:49] <lcvette[m]2> Uh oh
[14:59:04] <hazzy-lab> there is a script that will auto convert them, it does a pretty good job,
[14:59:22] <hazzy-lab> so you may be seemless
[15:00:44] <hazzy-lab> (what is up with me today? I am typing like a European, commas for decimal points ..)
[15:01:04] <lcvette[m]2> Hahaha
[15:01:16] <lcvette[m]2> I'm gonna have to research it
[15:01:34] <lcvette[m]2> I just got my current setup running
[15:01:52] <hazzy-lab> I know
[15:02:14] <hazzy-lab> Maybe you should leave it alone, and set up another machine for testing/learning
[15:02:22] <hazzy-lab> another PC I mean
[15:02:54] <lcvette[m]2> I was going to try and get my hb04 pendant working and start the probing work
[15:03:23] <lcvette[m]2> But I guess if I need to upgrade I need to
[15:03:46] <lcvette[m]2> My other stuff will be different hardware config
[15:03:56] <hazzy-lab> Yeah, that is probably more important for now, the probe routines won't change much between 2.7 and 2.8
[15:04:43] <lcvette[m]2> But, I may as well try updating things now if that's where think has are going
[15:04:44] <hazzy-lab> I tested the tormach routines today, they work fine on 2.7.14, but I had to change some things to get them to work on 2.8
[15:04:55] <lcvette[m]2> Or in just going to be doing the work twice potentially
[15:05:12] <hazzy-lab> Well, that is true too ...
[15:05:45] <lcvette[m]2> Yeah I guess I better figure out the update
[15:07:07] <hazzy-lab> I will help as much as I can, but I don't thing you will have trouble
[15:07:53] <hazzy-lab> You can also install 2.8 in addition to 2.7, so you can use your existing setup, but also use 2,8 if you want
[15:07:58] <hazzy-lab> that is how I do it
[15:08:04] <lcvette[m]2> 2.8 work with preempt rt jernr?
[15:08:09] <lcvette[m]2> Kernel
[15:08:12] <hazzy-lab> yes
[15:08:21] <lcvette[m]2> Yeah?
[15:08:35] <lcvette[m]2> That would be smart
[15:08:53] <hazzy-lab> It is, best of both worlds
[15:09:22] <lcvette[m]2> That way I can tinker whole still having my existing meaning config up and running
[15:09:24] <hazzy-lab> it is slightly more complicated, but you are less likely to mess stuff up
[15:09:31] <lcvette[m]2> Machine
[15:09:33] <hazzy-lab> right
[15:09:39] <lcvette[m]2> Sweet
[15:11:08] <hazzy-lab> I would be glad to walk you thru doing it
[15:12:02] <hazzy-lab> afk for lunch
[15:12:04] <hazzy-lab> (yes, at 3:15 xD)
[15:13:03] <lcvette[m]2> Afk?
[15:13:41] <hazzy-lab> Away From Keyboard
[15:13:47] <hazzy-lab> its a TLA
[15:13:49] <hazzy-lab> :D
[15:14:05] <lcvette[m]2> Today I'm stuck catering to company
[15:14:15] <lcvette[m]2> I'm wide open tomorrow
[15:14:27] <lcvette[m]2> Wife duty
[15:14:36] <lcvette[m]2> Ok
[15:14:40] <hazzy-lab> Ok, just let me know, I should be around
[15:15:14] <lcvette[m]2> Ok
[15:15:41] <lcvette[m]2> Enjoy lunch
[15:15:54] <lcvette[m]2> Where in GA are you?
[15:18:28] <lcvette[m]2> Near Fayetteville?
[15:24:28] <lcvette[m]2> Sam lives in Georgia
[15:38:03] <hazzy-lab> I actually live within the parameter, in the North East of Atlanta, near Tucker
[15:38:22] <hazzy-lab> Fayetteville is not far
[15:38:47] <hazzy-lab> Sam is the cnc4rx7 guy, right?
[15:39:02] <lcvette[m]2> Yeah
[15:39:14] <lcvette[m]2> You guys are not far from each other
[15:39:22] <lcvette[m]2> Both car guys
[15:39:26] <hazzy-lab> Not at all
[15:39:28] <lcvette[m]2> Both machine guys
[15:39:40] <hazzy-lab> haha, yes
[15:40:31] <hazzy-lab> Do you ever make it down here?
[15:40:33] <lcvette[m]2> Trying to convince him to come help on the project
[15:40:47] <lcvette[m]2> I haven't
[15:40:53] <hazzy-lab> Yeah, that would be cool
[15:41:33] <lcvette[m]2> Sam is kinda a winer
[15:42:17] <lcvette[m]2> He's been getting a big head lately because companies have been wondering him because of his channel
[15:42:45] <lcvette[m]2> S/wondering/Sponsoring
[15:43:14] <hazzy-lab> That is awesome!
[15:43:23] <lcvette[m]2> Not really
[15:43:36] <lcvette[m]2> It's getting a bit annoying
[15:43:41] <hazzy-lab> LOL
[15:44:11] <hazzy-lab> do they dictate what he should do?
[15:44:49] <lcvette[m]2> We have a group that chats on Skype, russtuff, Graham, me, Wyatt, Dubmfg, cnccustoms, and a few others
[15:45:15] <lcvette[m]2> We've been chatting for like 3 years
[15:46:35] <lcvette[m]2> Sam is getting a bit entitled lately
[15:46:44] <lcvette[m]2> Have to knock him down a peg every now and again
[15:47:14] <hazzy-lab> haha, I can see how that could happen
[15:49:56] <lcvette[m]2> For instance when I was telling him about the project and requesting his help his reply was, "keep me updated, maybe I'd be interested in it when it's finished"
[15:50:25] <lcvette[m]2> Lol
[15:50:51] <hazzy-lab> sure he'd be interested in it when it's finished, lol
[15:51:09] <lcvette[m]2> Exactly
[15:51:38] <lcvette[m]2> Wanted to slap him
[15:51:54] <hazzy-lab> the whole point is to bounce ideas off each-other
[15:52:34] <lcvette[m]2> He is really new to Linux
[15:53:00] <lcvette[m]2> Doesn't understand it's depth yet
[15:53:11] <lcvette[m]2> He still thinks it's going to be similar to Mach 3
[15:53:32] <lcvette[m]2> He bought a pp2.0 flash drive
[15:53:36] <hazzy-lab> Does he use mach now?
[15:53:40] <lcvette[m]2> So he is set on using it
[15:53:44] <hazzy-lab> oh, i see
[15:53:45] <lcvette[m]2> Yes
[15:54:38] <lcvette[m]2> He thinks he's going to load Linux and plug in the flash drive and setup the meeting like a mach3 install I think
[15:54:50] <lcvette[m]2> Machine*
[15:54:54] <lcvette[m]2> Lol
[15:55:10] <hazzy-lab> yeah, it does not work that way ...
[15:55:15] <hazzy-lab> he'll learn!
[15:55:51] <lcvette[m]2> Yup
[15:58:09] <lcvette[m]2> Once he gets involved he's good
[15:58:59] <hazzy-lab> He may just have too much on his pate to be bothered, but you'd think at least he'd be interested
[15:59:06] <hazzy-lab> pate, lol
[15:59:09] <hazzy-lab> meant plate
[15:59:21] <lcvette[m]2> Who doesn't
[15:59:35] <lcvette[m]2> The learning experience is invaluable
[15:59:53] <hazzy-lab> exactly
[16:00:11] <lcvette[m]2> And his priorities can be adjusted
[16:00:55] <lcvette[m]2> He's been taking on silly extracurriculars lately
[16:01:42] <lcvette[m]2> And starting to annoy his sponsors
[16:03:23] <lcvette[m]2> DMM sponsored him a 2 full machines worth of servos for 4 Axis Mill and 2 axis lathe and he had yet to convert them over
[16:03:35] <lcvette[m]2> He received them in December
[16:03:58] <hazzy-lab> that is not good
[16:04:03] <lcvette[m]2> No
[16:04:35] <hazzy-lab> I forgot he made the probing screens for mach
[16:05:16] <lcvette[m]2> Yeah
[16:05:32] <lcvette[m]2> He could offer some insights there I think
[16:05:46] <lcvette[m]2> And ATC
[16:06:02] <hazzy-lab> He may not be interested in participating in a project he can't put a price tag on, which is a shame
[16:06:03] <lcvette[m]2> Both carousel and router style
[16:06:17] <lcvette[m]2> I think he'll come around
[16:06:20] <hazzy-lab> I see
[16:06:39] <hazzy-lab> He website is so filled with adds I can hardly see the pages, lol
[16:06:41] <lcvette[m]2> He just messaged her would be able to help from work at nights
[16:07:03] <lcvette[m]2> He works graveyard for USPS
[16:07:34] <hazzy-lab> oh, thats a pain, but makes decent money
[16:16:47] <lcvette[m]2> Yeah
[16:17:05] <lcvette[m]2> But he has allot of free time at work apparently
[16:17:44] <lcvette[m]2> I'm up late a lot and he is always chatty from 11- my bedtime..lol
[16:30:23] <hazzy-lab> haha
[16:30:53] <hazzy-lab> wait, i recognize some of the tools in his mach3 ATC screen
[16:30:54] <hazzy-lab> xD
[16:32:12] <TurBoss> hello
[16:32:16] <hazzy-lab> hey!
[16:32:28] <hazzy-lab> the TorBus is here
[16:32:32] <TurBoss> sup?
[16:32:41] <TurBoss> chu chu
[16:32:43] <hazzy-lab> not much
[16:33:06] <TurBoss> ah no...
[16:33:07] <TurBoss> xD
[16:33:21] <TurBoss> any news?
[16:33:55] <hazzy-lab> Not really, I was trying to build a pip wheel for pyqy5, but failed miserably
[16:33:55] <TurBoss> seems no
[16:33:59] <TurBoss> :P
[16:34:10] <TurBoss> hmmm
[16:34:18] <hazzy-lab> Wanted to make it possible to install PyQt5 from pip
[16:34:20] <lcvette[m]2> I'm trying to load inkscape on my Android tablet
[16:34:28] <hazzy-lab> hoho
[16:34:32] <lcvette[m]2> Sorry if I'm Mia for abit
[16:34:33] <TurBoss> is that posible?
[16:34:35] <hazzy-lab> that might be interesting
[16:34:36] <TurBoss> :P
[16:34:57] <TurBoss> I use inkscape gcodetools
[16:35:00] <lcvette[m]2> It's big
[16:35:07] <TurBoss> to get paths
[16:35:08] <lcvette[m]2> On Android?
[16:35:15] <TurBoss> nono
[16:35:16] <TurBoss> on pc
[16:35:30] <TurBoss> gcode tools is shiped with latest inkscape
[16:35:38] <TurBoss> an addon
[16:35:39] <lcvette[m]2> Ah
[16:35:40] <hazzy-lab> I did not know there was inkscape for android
[16:35:47] <hazzy-lab> that's neat
[16:35:51] <lcvette[m]2> I was going to learn to make icons
[16:35:59] <lcvette[m]2> So I don't have to use solidworks
[16:36:11] <hazzy-lab> I have used it on a touch screen before, worked surprisingly well
[16:36:16] <lcvette[m]2> I dunno if it's the same thing?
[16:36:17] -HaikuBot[m]:#hazzy- I have used it
[16:36:17] -HaikuBot[m]:#hazzy- on a touch screen before, worked
[16:36:18] -HaikuBot[m]:#hazzy- surprisingly well
[16:36:23] <hazzy-lab> LOL
[16:36:32] <hazzy-lab> should be
[16:36:48] <lcvette[m]2> Says inkdcape gimp
[16:36:48] <lcvette[m]2> 1.7gb
[16:36:49] <TurBoss> :O
[16:36:52] <TurBoss> for me my favourite tools:
[16:37:08] <TurBoss> 1º blender
[16:37:09] <TurBoss> 2º gimp
[16:37:10] <TurBoss> 3º inkscape
[16:37:39] <hazzy-lab> Soon you can add Brender
[16:37:42] <hazzy-lab> xD
[16:38:06] <TurBoss> lol
[16:38:25] <TurBoss> hmmm that android app looks fake to me....
[16:38:33] <hazzy-lab> gimp inkscape??
[16:38:35] <hazzy-lab> it does
[16:39:29] <hazzy-lab> it's been around for a while
[16:39:49] <hazzy-lab> something seems strange though
[16:40:37] <hazzy-lab> how would you run an XFCE app on android ?
[16:41:13] <TurBoss> some comments says that uses virtualization
[16:41:35] <hazzy-lab> interesting
[16:42:13] <hazzy-lab> Wait, one guy says you can even run apt-get, WTH?
[16:42:30] <hazzy-lab> That's awesome
[16:43:37] * TurBoss uploaded an image: puck.jpg (6KB) < https://matrix.org >
[16:43:42] <TurBoss> :P
[16:45:55] <hazzy-lab> heh
[16:45:58] <TurBoss> why is pyqt5 build required to load the custom widgets?
[16:46:13] <TurBoss> and why doesn't the one from apt work?
[16:46:31] <TurBoss> it works but designer doesn't show them
[16:46:40] <TurBoss> is puck
[16:46:45] <TurBoss> from berserk
[16:47:37] <hazzy-lab> Because they stopped packaging the tools needed to load plugins
[16:47:46] <TurBoss> ahhhhhhh
[16:47:46] <TurBoss> ok
[16:47:56] <hazzy-lab> There is this: https://github.com
[16:48:06] <hazzy-lab> but it only works for py3
[16:48:07] <hazzy-lab> :(
[16:48:27] <hazzy-lab> and it only for windows
[16:48:43] <TurBoss> :\
[16:48:52] <TurBoss> :,,,(
[16:49:03] <hazzy-lab> have you ever made a wheel?
[16:49:46] <TurBoss> made ? no
[16:50:47] <hazzy-lab> ok
[16:53:53] <TurBoss> ok will build
[16:53:54] <TurBoss> bye
[18:00:21] * lcvette[m]2 uploaded an image: stop_button.svg (1KB) < https://matrix.org >
[18:12:36] <hazzy-lab> Nice!
[18:13:01] <hazzy-lab> In inkscape?
[18:14:07] * hazzy-lab just got back from a quick bike ride
[18:48:15] <lcvette[m]2> No
[18:48:31] <lcvette[m]2> Could get ink scape to load
[18:48:41] <lcvette[m]2> Did that go through?
[18:48:47] <lcvette[m]2> I got error on my side
[18:48:51] <hazzy-lab> Yes, it looks good
[18:49:01] <hazzy-lab> it is an SVG, show did you make it?
[18:49:32] <hazzy-lab> how*
[18:49:42] <lcvette[m]2> Too like two minutes
[18:49:45] <lcvette[m]2> Lol
[18:49:54] <lcvette[m]2> Sgv
[18:50:53] <hazzy-lab> <!-- Created with IvyDraw for Android -->
[18:51:03] <hazzy-lab> aha, I see what you did!
[18:51:17] <hazzy-lab> :D
[18:52:19] <lcvette[m]2> Yup
[18:53:19] <lcvette[m]2> Not sure if it will be useful or not
[18:59:12] <TurBoss> kurt you asked me if c++ could be any good
[18:59:32] <TurBoss> better integration in qtcreator
[18:59:33] <TurBoss> heheehhe
[19:01:11] <hazzy-lab> haham yeas, that is one of the things I was thinking about
[19:01:38] <hazzy-lab> (I can't type these days, i don't know what is wrong, lol)
[19:02:38] <hazzy-lab> compiling is not that hard ..
[19:14:40] <TurBoss> http://dpaste.com
[19:14:49] <TurBoss> I'm getting this when launching designer
[19:15:36] <hazzy-lab> Woah! Are you on debian?
[19:15:53] <TurBoss> nop
[19:16:06] <TurBoss> to work on debian i need to make it my default desktop
[19:16:13] <hazzy-lab> How did you get them to try to load?
[19:16:20] <hazzy-lab> that great
[19:16:26] <TurBoss> duno
[19:16:40] <TurBoss> just launched the script
[19:16:46] <TurBoss> but tryes to us python3
[19:16:54] <hazzy-lab> oh, it must be trying to load py2 plugins with py3 :(
[19:16:59] <hazzy-lab> yes
[19:17:05] <hazzy-lab> that is the problem
[19:17:14] <TurBoss> how can I canhge thad?
[19:17:15] <TurBoss> *lol
[19:17:46] <hazzy-lab> You need the libpyqt5.so library built for py2
[19:18:03] <hazzy-lab> Maybe the ones I built for stretch will work
[19:18:05] <hazzy-lab> sek
[19:18:41] <hazzy-lab> https://gitlab.com
[19:19:11] <hazzy-lab> Try putting that in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/plugins/designer/
[19:20:48] * hazzy-lab launches his 18.04 VM
[19:21:39] <TurBoss> sek I have a plan
[19:33:01] <TurBoss> https://github.com
[19:33:03] <TurBoss> trying to follow this
[19:34:05] <TurBoss> Lcvette: we need a logo for the hazy-org
[19:34:09] <TurBoss> :)
[19:35:16] <hazzy-lab> TurBoss: Great!
[19:37:10] <TurBoss> seem that is windows only...
[19:37:15] <TurBoss> :,,,(
[19:37:20] <hazzy-lab> :(
[19:54:21] <lcvette[m]2> Hazy-org?
[20:07:46] <TurBoss> https://gitlab.com
[20:20:31] <lcvette[m]2> Ah
[20:20:46] <lcvette[m]2> The round thing with Houston Mark
[20:20:53] <lcvette[m]2> Question
[20:27:53] <TurBoss> yes ! :)
[20:28:11] <TurBoss> if you want of course
[20:28:12] <hazzy-lab> It must be a long question ..
[20:28:13] <hazzy-lab> xD
[20:28:32] <TurBoss> ok
[20:28:42] <TurBoss> I have a 1tb hdd arround
[20:28:48] <TurBoss> installing debian as main
[20:28:57] <TurBoss> debian 9 or de linuxcnc iso?
[20:29:14] <hazzy-lab> The debian 9 linuxcnc ISO is great!
[20:29:30] <hazzy-lab> http://www.linuxcnc.org
[20:29:32] <TurBoss> okey
[20:29:35] <hazzy-lab> afk
[20:33:53] * lcvette[m]2 uploaded an image: hazzy-org.svg (74KB) < https://matrix.org >
[20:34:26] <lcvette[m]2> Is that ok?
[20:47:00] * lcvette[m]2 uploaded an image: hazzy-org.svg (74KB) < https://matrix.org >
[20:57:26] * lcvette[m]2 uploaded an image: hazzy-org.svg (74KB) < https://matrix.org >
[20:59:52] <lcvette[m]2> Any of those?
[21:00:07] <lcvette[m]2> This image creator is fun
[21:12:39] <TurBoss> sorry was afk
[21:12:40] <TurBoss> back
[21:12:41] <TurBoss> checking :D
[21:27:26] <lcvette[m]2> You can say they suck
[21:27:30] <lcvette[m]2> Lol
[21:29:51] <TurBoss> :D
[21:29:56] <TurBoss> i don't want to
[21:30:22] <lcvette[m]2> Hahahaha
[21:30:27] <TurBoss> we have this one
[21:30:36] * TurBoss uploaded an image: hazzy_matrix.png (421KB) < https://matrix.org >
[21:30:40] <TurBoss> made by a friend of mine
[21:31:10] <lcvette[m]2> Sweet
[21:31:17] <lcvette[m]2> Looks great
[21:32:12] <TurBoss> I'll put this one until we have another :D
[21:32:36] <lcvette[m]2> This looks great
[21:37:43] <hazzy-lab> hey
[21:38:27] <hazzy-lab> Lcvette[m] you were having fun!
[21:38:52] <hazzy-lab> I think the fonts aren't coming thru right
[21:38:56] <lcvette[m]2> Just tinkering
[21:39:13] <hazzy-lab> Ill have to try that app
[21:40:35] * lcvette[m]2 uploaded an image: _20180714_214002.JPG (25KB) < https://matrix.org >
[21:40:42] <lcvette[m]2> That's what I see
[21:40:52] <hazzy-lab> That's better!
[21:40:52] <lcvette[m]2> You not seeing the same thing?
[21:41:01] <hazzy-lab> no
[21:41:03] <hazzy-lab> sek
[21:41:26] <lcvette[m]2> Ah
[21:42:54] * lcvette[m]2 uploaded an image: _20180714_214228.JPG (18KB) < https://matrix.org >
[21:42:57] <TurBoss> ahh better
[21:43:50] * hazzy1[m] uploaded an image: Screenshot_2018-07-14_21-43-16.png (15KB) < https://matrix.org >
[21:44:08] <hazzy1[m]> I like the red and yellow one
[21:44:12] * lcvette[m]2 uploaded an image: _20180714_214339.JPG (14KB) < https://matrix.org >
[21:44:27] <lcvette[m]2> Ah yeah that's weird
[21:44:36] <lcvette[m]2> Wonder what's happening there
[21:44:41] <hazzy1[m]> That one looks a little fazzy
[21:44:42] <hazzy1[m]> xD'
[21:44:57] * lcvette[m]2 uploaded an image: _20180714_214339.JPG (48KB) < https://matrix.org >
[21:45:15] <TurBoss> Jazzy!
[21:45:20] <TurBoss> lol
[21:45:57] <lcvette[m]2> I took screen shots
[21:45:58] <hazzy1[m]> haha
[21:46:02] <TurBoss> to night ..
[21:46:06] <TurBoss> .
[21:46:07] <TurBoss> jazz!
[21:46:08] <TurBoss> na joking
[21:46:08] <TurBoss> ok I have the debian thing
[21:46:25] <hazzy-lab> hurray!
[21:46:45] <lcvette[m]2> The Android app is not terribly powerful
[21:46:47] <lcvette[m]2> Nice!
[21:46:48] <hazzy-lab> matrix is laggy
[21:47:59] <TurBoss> hurray! pyqt5 installing!
[21:48:12] <hazzy-lab> Hurray!!!
[21:48:42] <TurBoss> my desktop with preempt gives me 6k ns
[21:48:46] <TurBoss> lolol
[21:48:55] <TurBoss> it can run steppers
[21:49:04] <hazzy-lab> That is very good!
[21:49:06] <lcvette[m]2> What's that?
[21:49:30] <TurBoss> the latency
[21:49:44] <lcvette[m]2> Ah
[21:49:54] <hazzy-lab> oh precicly it can generate step/dir pullses for stepper motors
[21:49:57] <TurBoss> do I need the Qt from qt.io?
[21:50:02] <hazzy-lab> No
[21:50:10] <TurBoss> ok
[21:50:16] <hazzy-lab> You don't even need to build anything
[21:50:37] <hazzy-lab> just use this: https://gitlab.com
[21:50:43] <TurBoss> afk while compiles
[21:50:45] <TurBoss> ok
[21:52:21] <lcvette[m]2> I had to buy a special computer for that
[21:52:44] <hazzy-lab> Are you using mesa cards?
[21:53:34] <lcvette[m]2> 7i92/7i77/7i76
[21:53:43] <lcvette[m]2> Ethernet
[21:53:56] <hazzy-lab> oh, sweet!
[21:54:24] <hazzy-lab> I have never played with the Ethernet cards
[21:54:36] <lcvette[m]2> I got what Peter tested as the best for whene'er latency
[21:54:49] <lcvette[m]2> Ethernet*
[21:55:15] <lcvette[m]2> My first system was horrible
[21:55:30] <hazzy-lab> I hear the ethernet is a little more sensitive than using the PCI slot
[21:56:52] <lcvette[m]2> Yeah
[21:57:16] <lcvette[m]2> Had to get a older Mobo and CPU
[21:57:53] <lcvette[m]2> Fewer cores is better
[21:58:13] <hazzy-lab> Yes, which seems kinda counter intuitive
[21:59:26] <hazzy-lab> That is true for solidworks too, a fast single core is better than a 32 core behemoth
[21:59:33] <TurBoss> back
[22:00:11] <hazzy-lab> My friend learned the hard way, with a 64 core server, it though it would be a sweet solidworks machine, but it was miserable, lol
[22:00:29] * lcvette[m]2 uploaded an image: _20180714_215932.JPG (267KB) < https://matrix.org >
[22:00:37] <hazzy-lab> TurBoss: Did you build PyQT from source?
[22:00:57] <TurBoss> yes
[22:01:02] <TurBoss> whow
[22:01:07] <TurBoss> cool build
[22:01:33] <hazzy-lab> WOW, that is an expencive board!
[22:01:42] * lcvette[m]2 uploaded an image: tapatalk_jpeg_1525543121419.jpg (67KB) < https://matrix.org >
[22:02:00] <hazzy-lab> man that looks good
[22:02:32] <hazzy-lab> Do you have a build thread on the zone?
[22:02:41] <lcvette[m]2> Yeah it wasn't cheap, but I already spent on a cheaper setup that didn't work
[22:03:06] <lcvette[m]2> I didn't want to risk doing that again
[22:03:24] <lcvette[m]2> So I got the specs directly from Peter
[22:03:54] <hazzy-lab> that is the way to do it, the machine will last a long time, so there is no point in skimping
[22:03:58] <lcvette[m]2> Think I have like 5-6k latency with the 7i92
[22:04:11] <hazzy-lab> That is fantastic
[22:04:24] <lcvette[m]2> Yeah
[22:04:29] <lcvette[m]2> It's impressive
[22:04:35] <lcvette[m]2> I think?
[22:04:39] <lcvette[m]2> Lol
[22:04:47] <TurBoss> it is
[22:05:36] <hazzy-lab> Ok, my sisters are shouting at me, lol, better go see what's up
[22:05:36] <lcvette[m]2> Yeah I did a whole experience review thread on cnczone some
[22:05:36] * TurBoss uploaded an image: 20180712_013254.jpg (1244KB) < https://matrix.org >
[22:05:37] <TurBoss> poor mans box
[22:05:43] <lcvette[m]2> From start to finish so far on the machine purchase from China
[22:06:38] <lcvette[m]2> Nothing wing with that box
[22:06:46] <lcvette[m]2> Ok
[22:06:55] <lcvette[m]2> Wrong*
[22:07:01] <TurBoss> :)
[22:07:03] -HaikuBot[m]:#hazzy- Ok, my sisters are
[22:07:04] -HaikuBot[m]:#hazzy- shouting at me, lol, better
[22:07:05] -HaikuBot[m]:#hazzy- go see what's up
[22:07:08] <TurBoss> lol
[22:07:11] <lcvette[m]2> Lol
[22:07:17] <TurBoss> this haiku bot is funny
[22:07:26] <lcvette[m]2> Indeed
[22:07:36] <TurBoss> ok built was succes
[22:07:48] <lcvette[m]2> WIN!
[22:08:12] <TurBoss> i showed my machine=
[22:08:16] <TurBoss> i think yes
[22:08:54] * TurBoss uploaded an image: 20180712_013236.jpg (278KB) < https://matrix.org >
[22:08:57] <TurBoss> bonus mpg dro
[22:08:58] * TurBoss uploaded an image: 20180712_013225.jpg (69KB) < https://matrix.org >
[22:09:31] <TurBoss> 0.5kw spindle
[22:09:35] <TurBoss> monophasic
[22:09:47] <TurBoss> i mostly do relief
[22:09:51] <TurBoss> surfaces
[22:10:11] <TurBoss> I don't have nothing here
[22:10:14] <TurBoss> to show
[22:10:28] <TurBoss> but tile surfacing mostly
[22:11:55] <lcvette[m]2> Very cool
[22:12:04] <lcvette[m]2> Tile surface?
[22:12:31] <TurBoss> for ceramic tiles
[22:12:51] <lcvette[m]2> Right, autistic work?
[22:12:58] <lcvette[m]2> Artistic*
[22:13:05] <TurBoss> both
[22:13:06] <TurBoss> lol
[22:13:07] <TurBoss> work
[22:13:27] <TurBoss> yes artistisc
[22:13:52] <lcvette[m]2> Nice
[22:16:37] <lcvette[m]2> Machine is sweet
[22:17:46] <TurBoss> ty
[22:17:58] <TurBoss> like the mpg?
[22:17:59] <TurBoss> :P
[22:18:20] <lcvette[m]2> Yeah
[22:18:48] <lcvette[m]2> Are you running 2.8
[22:19:19] <TurBoss> ..yes
[22:19:23] <TurBoss> yes
[22:24:27] <lcvette[m]2> I have to switch tomorrow
[22:27:02] <TurBoss> upgrade?
[22:28:54] <lcvette[m]2> Yeah
[22:29:05] <lcvette[m]2> I didn't know about it until today
[22:30:01] <TurBoss> I'm installing it just now
[22:30:23] <lcvette[m]2> Awesome!
[22:30:24] <TurBoss> just edit /etc/apt/sources.list.d/linuxcnc.list
[22:30:45] <TurBoss> comment the 2 first lines and uncoment the last 2 ones
[22:30:50] <TurBoss> the apt update as usual
[22:33:23] <TurBoss> http://buildbot.linuxcnc.org
[22:33:32] <TurBoss> or follow this
[22:33:32] <TurBoss> :D
[22:35:25] <lcvette[m]2> You run preempt rt kernel?
[22:35:38] <TurBoss> in my machine mo
[22:35:40] <TurBoss> no
[22:35:45] <TurBoss> rtai
[22:35:54] <lcvette[m]2> Ah
[22:36:02] <lcvette[m]2> I need for preempt
[22:36:05] <TurBoss> i use the par poty
[22:36:07] <TurBoss> *port
[22:54:18] * lcvette[m]2 uploaded an image: IMG_20180714_225334.jpg (373KB) < https://matrix.org >
[22:54:42] <lcvette[m]2> I need this one
[22:55:31] * hazzy-lab is back
[22:55:51] <TurBoss> yup
[22:56:18] <TurBoss> kurt I was able to start buildting pyqt5 5.11
[22:56:27] <hazzy-lab> Hurray!
[22:56:51] <lcvette[m]2> Nice!!
[22:56:54] <TurBoss> lets see how far it goes
[22:56:55] <TurBoss> :D
[22:57:03] <hazzy-lab> Your on stretch now?
[22:57:11] <hazzy-lab> It should work
[22:57:11] <TurBoss> yes!
[22:57:16] <hazzy-lab> great
[22:57:24] <TurBoss> ubuntu sux
[22:57:25] <lcvette[m]2> I am
[22:57:25] <TurBoss> :D
[22:57:30] <TurBoss> but I need gnome shell
[22:57:44] <hazzy-lab> the snaps are nice, other than that, yes
[22:58:13] <TurBoss> snap is bs
[22:58:20] <lcvette[m]2> What's small
[22:58:27] <lcvette[m]2> Snap
[22:58:40] <TurBoss> a package system for linux
[22:58:46] <lcvette[m]2> Oh you guys talking about something else
[22:58:47] <TurBoss> to distribute the apps
[22:59:31] <hazzy-lab> some say it is good, but I guess it depends, I have never used ubuntu for more than a few minutes lol
[23:00:43] <hazzy-lab> lcvette: the image you posted a minute ago with the package, that is for installing LCNC from the build bot, it will replace 2.7 you have now
[23:01:10] <hazzy-lab> If you want to use 2.8 in addition to 2.7 its a little more complicated, but still not bad
[23:01:35] <hazzy-lab> https://github.com
[23:02:40] <hazzy-lab> TurBoss: I wrote this script to install LCNC RIP with one command: https://gist.github.com
[23:03:06] <hazzy-lab> It works (at least for me, somebody commented on it, lol)
[23:03:13] <TurBoss> oh
[23:03:21] <TurBoss> not using rip now
[23:03:33] <hazzy-lab> I know
[23:04:52] <lcvette[m]2> Oh
[23:05:02] <TurBoss> http://dpaste.com
[23:05:03] <TurBoss> :(
[23:05:47] <TurBoss> I broke it
[23:05:50] <hazzy-lab> Hmm, might be a dep problem
[23:06:30] <lcvette[m]2> You mean what I posted is a full image
[23:06:41] <hazzy-lab> Is python-pyqt5.qtopengl installed?
[23:07:08] <TurBoss> seems not
[23:07:11] <hazzy-lab> Yes, it is a full pre-compiled package
[23:07:13] <lcvette[m]2> Like have to install linuxcnc completely from flashdrive?
[23:07:21] <lcvette[m]2> Ah ok
[23:07:40] <hazzy-lab> no, but it would completely reinstall linuxcnc
[23:08:15] <lcvette[m]2> I have another SSD, I could swap it out
[23:08:17] <TurBoss> succes!!!
[23:08:27] <hazzy-lab> \o/
[23:09:00] <lcvette[m]2> Nice!
[23:09:09] <TurBoss> http://dpaste.com
[23:09:19] <TurBoss> lcnc runninh
[23:09:25] <TurBoss> not runningh
[23:09:29] <hazzy-lab> :D
[23:09:34] <TurBoss> is needed?
[23:09:50] <hazzy-lab> No, but it won't work with LCNC not running :P
[23:10:02] <TurBoss> ah
[23:10:12] <TurBoss> :D
[23:10:26] <hazzy-lab> you can still launch it with out LCNC running, but some things won;t work
[23:10:35] <hazzy-lab> Like the backplot
[23:10:37] <TurBoss> ok
[23:10:42] <TurBoss> just launch it
[23:10:50] <TurBoss> I need to make the config right?
[23:10:54] <TurBoss> the rc things
[23:11:01] <hazzy-lab> Yes, just run make
[23:11:51] <TurBoss> http://dpaste.com
[23:12:05] <TurBoss> you told me but i forgot
[23:12:14] <TurBoss> last dep
[23:12:35] <hazzy-lab> so did I
[23:12:36] <hazzy-lab> sek
[23:12:54] <hazzy-lab> I think: sudo apt-get install qttools5-dev-tools
[23:13:46] <TurBoss> nope
[23:13:48] <hazzy-lab> hmm
[23:13:58] <hazzy-lab> maybe: sudo apt-get install qttools5.dev
[23:14:04] <TurBoss> pyqt5devtools
[23:14:08] * hazzy-lab is guessing
[23:14:22] <TurBoss> pyqt5-dev-tools
[23:15:04] <hazzy-lab> great, does that work?
[23:15:49] <TurBoss> no
[23:15:51] <TurBoss> :D
[23:16:02] <TurBoss> installing things
[23:22:51] <TurBoss> pyqt5-dev-tools
[23:22:53] <TurBoss> oops
[23:23:03] <TurBoss> http://dpaste.com
[23:23:39] <hazzy-lab> :(
[23:23:48] <TurBoss> and launcher is broke now doesn't load custom widgets any more
[23:23:53] <TurBoss> but you know what
[23:24:03] <TurBoss> tomorrow will be another day
[23:24:07] <hazzy-lab> LOL
[23:24:42] <hazzy-lab> I bet that the libpyqt,so got overwiten when you installed the othe rtools :(
[23:24:56] <TurBoss> oh lol I forgot about it
[23:25:00] <TurBoss> never placed
[23:25:05] <TurBoss> and worked before
[23:25:07] <hazzy-lab> Oh!
[23:25:15] <TurBoss> mew
[23:25:16] <hazzy-lab> That should fix that problem
[23:25:23] <hazzy-lab> so many problems ...
[23:25:33] <hazzy-lab> almost as bad as GTK
[23:25:34] <hazzy-lab> xD
[23:26:20] <TurBoss> hohoho
[23:26:21] <TurBoss> at least I'm trying
[23:26:55] <TurBoss> ok reinstalled pyqt5 from sources ->> fixed it
[23:27:07] <hazzy-lab> great!
[23:27:41] <TurBoss> we are mixing apt and sources...
[23:27:56] <TurBoss> when install pyqt5 from sources launcher works but not make
[23:28:17] <TurBoss> I'm confused
[23:28:27] <hazzy-lab> So am I
[23:28:43] <TurBoss> ValueError: PyCapsule_GetPointer called with incorrect name
[23:28:44] <TurBoss> makefile:32: recipe for target 'sim/xyz_rc.py' failed
[23:28:51] <hazzy-lab> On stretch you may not have needed to build PyQt5 from source
[23:29:06] <TurBoss> mew
[23:29:18] <TurBoss> I'm idiot
[23:29:18] <TurBoss> :D
[23:29:27] <TurBoss> well
[23:29:29] <TurBoss> tired
[23:29:34] <hazzy-lab> lo
[23:29:35] <hazzy-lab> lol
[23:29:38] <TurBoss> I'm gona see some tv
[23:29:49] <hazzy-lab> Ok, have fun!
[23:29:57] <TurBoss> bye!
[23:30:05] <hazzy-lab> cu, thanks for trying!
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