The one thing that makes me reluctant to buy Lightburn

[Lightburn Admin]

>> Still sounds like a faff.

It's on the list of things to do - remember, LightBurn is (up to now) a single developer and just a month over two years old. Not an excuse for lack of functionality, just a reason. I've hired another full time dev starting in March, so I'm hoping that the to-do list will start getting shorter again.

[Tim Mellor]

Given how far in front of RDWorks in a lot of areas it is you are doing fine on the dev front just get it all done NOW I had a good play with it as a free Demo last year with an Ebay Smoothieboard which hooked up easily and when or before I get the replacement board in my little Toy you will be getting the very few AU peso's to help keep your lights on.

The current M2 Nano board I am well and truly at the end of what I can get it to do with Scorchworks Whisperer and the stock Laserdrw is just

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so sooner rather than later in my spare time....

[Gene Uselman]

Oz... I am sure you realize you will never please everybody- as someone who taught myself RDw years ago, before I discoverer Prof. Russ and have spent endless hours devising workarounds for it's problems, I can say that LB's biggest advantage is you and your staff, and being able to actually communicate our issues to you... and get an answer, is heavenly. Gene

[Willy Ivy]

Yeah, what Gene said. Thanks