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Here's a look at the open-source and Linux letdowns of 2015. The Open-Source Linux Letdowns of 2015 While this year there were many great achievements in the Linux/open-source space with a ton of new innovations, exciting free software project releases, and much more (I'll have a recap of the best of 2015 in the days ahead), there were sadly many things that didn't pan out or materialize this year.That’s exactly what and the folks over on the cnc-club forums did they’ve written their own CAM tool that enables the end user to design a procedure of cuts and toolpaths that can export to gcode compatible with LinuxCNC. From the choice of CAD software to the CAM tools that turn 3D models into gcode, to the gcode interpretters that chew up this source code and spit out step and direction pulses to turn the cranks of a cnc mill, there’s a multitude of open-and-closed source tools to choose from and even an opportunity to develop some of our own. ‘LinuxCNC-Features’ is the Garage-Fab’s Missing CAM Tool It takes a long toolchain to take the garage-machinist-to-be through all the hoops needed to start cranking out parts.Michael Larabel laments the biggest disappointments of the year and Maximum PC has a review of Alienware's Steam Machine. Elsewhere, the Fedora election results are in and Jamie Watson was pleasantly surprised by SparkyLinux Enlightenment.

Linux Flaws - or Perhaps Features Today in Linux news, Joel Lee identified 5 flaws in Linux that 'need fixing.' Some of them sound more like features to me.

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