
Na Windows faktycznie jest 40 uruchomień i potem koniec.
Pod linuksem niejaki Ken, który nota bene jest pantoflarzem (zapewne jak my wszyscy, żonaci), miał podobną zagwozdkę i oto treść korespondencji ze strony http://www.cambam.info/ref/ref.linux
Ken pisze:I recently made a CNC mill for home woodworking.
For the last three weeks, I have been 'learning'
to install CamBam0.9.8N on my Linux laptop hoping
to later pass files to Windows/Mach3 when milling.
CamBam just loaded for the first time, but
indicates: "Your evaluation has expired," "Some
functionality will be disabled," and "Plugins
disabled."
Do you have a way for a first-time user to get
a current release Linux evaluation copy?
To be honest, if I buy your software and don't
end up using it, my wife will be hard to face.
Thank you in advance,
Ken Sribnick
Amateur Ukulele Maker
Dallas, Texas USACamBam pisze:I am sorry about this Ken, but the Linux version currently does not support the 40 fully functional evaluation sessions due to incompatibilities with the code we use to make this happen in Windows.
In recognition of this, we have increased the free g-code limit from 500 to 1000 lines, which may be adequate for many small jobs and to get an idea if CamBam will work for you.
You are welcome to install CamBam on other Windows machines or a VM to test the full functionality. However, other than the g-code line limit, the only other difference should be the ability to use plugins.