Is it legal for US hams to run PSK31?? I'm not sure about that, and do
highly agree that proprietary protocols have no business being in
amateur radio. I didn't run FlexNet for that main reason, as I'm not
planning on using M$DOS with my packet work. Running Slackware on a
laptop is preferable to me!
.mark
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Mark Schoonover KA6WKE IS Manager
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>From: Jonathan NAYLOR[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 1999 6:02 AM
>To: tpm
>Cc: linux-hams
>Subject: Re: A dose of reality
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>Tomi Manninen was quoted by hand in Lotus Notes saying:
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>> Agreed. Amateur radio is supposed to be about experimentation. I don't see
>> much space for experimentation with proprietary protocols. Proprietary
>> protocols have no place in amateur radio! (I feel better now... :)
>>
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>You mean like FlexNet ? (just to name a random example).
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>Sound of asbestos underwear being put on.
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>Jonathan HB9/G4KLX
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