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Software for Ubuntu with 3018 laser

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I hope you do ''t mind me asking as it is a bit a shot into the dark.... Is anyone aware of software running on Ubuntu which could drive a laser module on a prover 3018 CNC machine. I use Candle for milling, which works well. Laser Grbl is the recommended software for laser, but this isn't available for Unix. Thanks

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Which release? What does `lsusb` show? `sudo lshw` , `sudo journalctl -b 0`, and page through to see how your system starts, and detects your device.
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Their website claims "Linux support", "based on the open source Grbl ...". What more do you need?
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Thank you @waltinator. if you mention "Their website"is that Laser Grbl? Anyway, I worked around to create a conversion programme for code generated by InkScape (.gcode or .ngc) into a .nc file. Even GRBL is not everywhere the same.. It solves my problem for now. So many thanks for your response!
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waltinator, thank you for your response. If you say "Their website" is that lasergrbl? Anyway I worked around to take inkscape and created a conversion macro to convert a.gcode file or an .ngc file into an (simplere) .nc file. So far it seems to work.

Again. Thank you for your answer.

H.

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