Apologies for replying in English but Google Translate is your friend.
The only common 3 axis control software for Arduino is GRBL. It runs well but has a number of limitations for serious CNC work.
There is one "free" CNC control system which runs using RT Linux called LinuxCNC - this can run on a PC with a parallel port to connect to the machine drives, or there are a small number of separate motion controllers that can be used with an Ethernet interface to the PC. The well-known Tormach series of CNC mills base their controller on Tormach.
For a supported program, there is Mach 4 which will run on a PC but requires separate motion controllers. Just how good it is I don't know - I use Mach 3 its predecessor on a lathe and mill but it is unsupported so not for industrial use.
CNCDrive supply both a control package for the PC and a range of compatible hardware. I use some of their hardware items but not yet the controller which is called UCCNC.
Then of course there are really serious CNC controllers from the likes of Siemens but I suspect they are very expensive.
Bottom line - GRBL is great for hobbyists and things like 3D printers or cheap routers. Dedicated supported CNC controllers running on PCs are preferable for industrial use.
There are a few dedicated CNC forums which might be good sources of information for you.