Good stuff.

...in Linux, where the file system is case sensitive. This is not the complete picture. Linux doesn't have a single, blessed, filesystem. It has many available file systems, including the not-usually-chosen ones such as NTFS. While most of them are case sensitive, it's not a 100% thing. It is unlik...

Ugh, it's kind of frustrating to watch this thread play out.

Would it be feasible to adjust FreeCAD so the file loading operation does so in a case insensitive fashion?

That seems like it'd fix the undocumented gotcha that has been stumbled over here.

If it's of interest, theres a short 3 part er... series on Youtube from a Tree Journeyman 325 owner showing some of it's capabilities, and some maintenance tasks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i23TJWLXhb8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGR5BlImoIk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JC5hC-1sn0o The t...

@Linden Oh wow. Seriously wish we located closer in the world, as I'd take you up on that big time.

Seems strange that M5 isn't listed, as that's the corresponding "spindle off" to match M3 and M4 (both "spindle on" commands).

No worries.

Do you reckon your post processor would be useful for other people?

If so, then maybe the right approach is to contribute it to FreeCAD itself, so it's included for everyone?

No worries at all.

Hi all, Are new post processors welcome? I'm a member of the g2 ("g2core") team on GitHub, creating the successor to the TinyG CNC firmware: https://github.com/synthetos/g2 Am looking to add a post for g2core, and it doesn't look to be especially difficult (heh!) as g2core is already reaso...

One potential way forward is to extract the contents of the AppImage to a directory, so modifications can be performed. You do this by running the AppImage from the command line, with an argument of " --appimage-extract ": $ ./FreeCAD_0.19-19285-Linux-Conda_Py3Qt5_glibc2.12-x86_64.AppImage...