Adding Grbl compatibility #28
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…d direct grbl commands with $
…stop strategy is not working for grbl (need to check it)
Added sudo to the linux installation (now should use "sudo sh install.sh") Not sure if it is % correct: could install/load python from outside the virtual env?
…fast drawings can be run without the ui freezing. Still scara preview is not working correctly
… Added also fast mode for the serial com
…g impossibility to load the interface
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Grbl doesn't like the checksum that is necessary in Marlin.
Added a new checkbox to the settings to enable/disable the checksum
Also, grbl requires special commands starting with
$without line number. Now the software is filtering out those commands to avoid troublesDidn't tested it on real hw for the moment. Need some feedback
Will fix #27
Related to #21