Hamish,
How stable are these packages?
Note, I've adjusted our spreadsheet to have a Stability column, which
can have the following values:
Alpha
Beta
Stable
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Hamish wrote:
Hi,
I thought I'd mention some new packages I've added to the build list:
install_gmt.sh The Generic Mapping Tools (cartography) + eg + docs
install_octave.sh Octave "works in a manner not dissimilar to Matlab"
+ mapping toolbox. for powerful raster array calcs
install_opencpn.sh GPS navigation software compatible with industry
standard BSB and S-57 data (mainly in the US where
that data is both free from NOAA and not encrypted).
* Example of click-thru licence agreement method
included with sample data. (fairly benign terms)
install_osm.sh Some OpenStreetMap editing tools (need help w/ docs!)
all are less than ~ 30mb, but the sample OpenCPN data is ~70mb (can be
culled to fewer maps if needed)
Hamish
ps- the 9.10 Ubuntu CD installed on a USB disk (using the Admin menu tool)
is working quite well for testing scripts.
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