Linux Mint ISO with RTAI and RT

I made my first chips yesterday with Mint 19.3 and your ISO's. So far so good. It was great to be able to do a fresh install with the latest and not have to compile or patch. That process took a loooong time on this machine.

Thanks
John

Tommy, Chris Morley received permission from the Linux Mint team to distribute LinuxCNC on a Mint ISO. I wonder if your ISO's could be hosted as part of ther LinuxCNC project?

Thank you for this answer
so for a NEW system it is TIME to go MINT

rodw wrote: Tommy, Chris Morley received permission from the Linux Mint team to distribute LinuxCNC on a Mint ISO. I wonder if your ISO's could be hosted as part of ther LinuxCNC project?

Thank you Rod, i am aware as i was following that with great interest and was very happy we got the permission to use it, it is by far the best distro.
Just in case i missed doing this, Chris, thank you very much for making that possible.

Warning:
Please do not go asking for help on Linux Mint forums with issues regarding Linuxcnc
Linux Mint is the operating system, Linuxcnc is the machine controller, so please do keep that in mind when asking for help.

A big Thank you to Linux Mint community for their awesome work in providing an operating system that is absolute joy to use.

A big thank you to the Linuxcnc comunity for their awesome work on a machine controller that is by far the most versatile and flexible controler, barr none.
With utmost respect,
Tom.

bbsr_5a wrote: Thank you for this answer
so for a NEW system it is TIME to go MINT

The short version is : It just works!
The long version : it is very stable, polished to perfection, and you can intentionaly break anything and still be able to fix it easily!
I also like Debian and use it quite offten, especially on big machines.

Added links to ISO files on google drive in the original post.