The software was incredibly lightweight. It ran perfectly on a Pentium III with 128MB of RAM. More importantly, the had a variable "Speed" slider that allowed users to drive cheap, stepper-motor plotters at their maximum velocity without losing steps. It turned slow hobbyist cutters into production beasts.
The software was incredibly lightweight. It ran perfectly on a Pentium III with 128MB of RAM. More importantly, the had a variable "Speed" slider that allowed users to drive cheap, stepper-motor plotters at their maximum velocity without losing steps. It turned slow hobbyist cutters into production beasts.