Community

All interactions in the LinuxCNC community are governed by the Code of Conduct

Users

Use these methods for help setting up and using LinuxCNC, and for general CNC topics.

The LinuxCNC Forum is a user maintained place to discuss LinuxCNC.
There is a users’ mailing list hosted and archived at SourceForge.
Our primary real-time chat is in the #linuxcnc channel on irc.libera.chat. You can use web chat or connect with your own client. The chat is logged by community member Tom L. Logs can be accessed on the IRC with log for todays log or index for the calendar index.
A community member has registered a Matrix room, #LCNC:matrix.org (link joins via riot.im). This room is bridged to the libera.chat #linuxcnc channel.
A community member has created a Discord server.
The LinuxCNC Wiki contains a wealth of user contributed information about LinuxCNC and CNC in general.
Issues and Pull Requests are handled by github.
Translations of software and documentation are a community effort on weblate.

Use these methods to contribute to the development of LinuxCNC, including documentation, translation, new drivers and components.

Learn more about Contributing to LinuxCNC.
The primary means of communication is the developers’ mailing list hosted and archived at SourceForge.
Our primary real-time chat is in the #linuxcnc-devel channel on irc.libera.chat. You can use web chat or connect with your own client. The chat is logged by community member Tom L.