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| * Select 'Skip unattended installation' | * Select 'Skip unattended installation' | ||
| * (Optional) Under Hardware, extend the memory from the default 2GB to 4GB (for light usage) or up to 8GB for more complex designs. | * (Optional) Under Hardware, extend the memory from the default 2GB to 4GB (for light usage) or up to 8GB for more complex designs. | ||
| - | * 2GB may cause LinuxCNC to run slowly. The memory can be increased but you have to stop the VM first. | + | * 2GB may cause LinuxCNC to run slowly. The memory can be increased |
| * (Optional) Under Hard Disk, increase the size of the virtual hard disk. | * (Optional) Under Hard Disk, increase the size of the virtual hard disk. | ||
| * Click on Finish. | * Click on Finish. | ||
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| + | ==== Running LinuxCNC ==== | ||
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| + | The LinuxCNC app should appear in the applications menu under CNC. Running it should produce | ||
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| + | You can try out the various cnc types and styles of user-interfaces but if you want the look and feel of the actual CNC, you should choose sim.gmoccapy -> gmoccapy | ||