Re: [wsjt-devel] RC 2.2.0 - Now Working with Yaesu FT-991

2020-06-05 Thread Robert A. Klahn (AD6I)
I wrote a lengthy reply to Stephen VK3SIR post, which I just discarded. Ultimately, I think I was adding more noise than signal. I will say just this: I hope that everyone distributing changes to WSJT-X are following the obligations of GPLv3, including distributing the source code. To not do

Re: [wsjt-devel] RC 2.2.0 - Now Working with Yaesu FT-991

2020-06-05 Thread Stephen VK3SIR
Bill, > you stated the above, that is indirect evidence that you have distributed a > binary version of WSJT-X. Indirect evidence - h ... Assumptions. Reminds me of Fleishman, Pons and their "Cold Fusion" ... Fact: The reference to the 891 refers to equipment at an alternate site listed

Re: [wsjt-devel] RC 2.2.0 - Now Working with Yaesu FT-991

2020-06-04 Thread Robert A. Klahn (AD6I)
I think are now dancing on a pin here, but I think what you are talking about is "conveyance" which has a particular meaning in this context. Let me take a stab at it: Conveyance is "the process of transferring property from one owner to another." It's very contextual. One individual handing

Re: [wsjt-devel] RC 2.2.0 - Now Working with Yaesu FT-991

2020-06-04 Thread Bill Somerville
Robert, that's not correct. Once a binary distribution is offered, however indirectly, to the public; the requirements to make sources available including any modifications, to include a GPLv3 licence or compatible one, and so on. Personal use does not incur those responsibilities. See this

Re: [wsjt-devel] RC 2.2.0 - Now Working with Yaesu FT-991

2020-06-04 Thread Robert A. Klahn (AD6I)
Bill: This is more a curiosity than anything else. GPLv3 makes no distinction between personal and non-personal use. Are you simply saying you are less bothered by a license violation when it comes under "personal use"? What license violation do you think is going on here? What IP do you think

Re: [wsjt-devel] RC 2.2.0 - Now Working with Yaesu FT-991

2020-06-04 Thread Bill Somerville
On 04/06/2020 16:03, Stephen VK3SIR wrote: I have also a background report, based off my compile, that FT-891 now works. Steve, you stated the above, that is indirect evidence that you have distributed a binary version of WSJT-X. If you have only done that to friends with notification that

Re: [wsjt-devel] RC 2.2.0 - Now Working with Yaesu FT-991

2020-06-04 Thread Stephen VK3SIR
Bill, * please do not redistribute WSJT-X, that is in breach of our copyright. Now where on Earth did you get that idea from and where has this come from ??? Can you please provide a link to code that I have distributed? Here again is my post: * Hi Folks, *

Re: [wsjt-devel] RC 2.2.0 - Now Working with Yaesu FT-991

2020-06-04 Thread Black Michael via wsjt-devel
Really?  Doesn't seem like the copyright notice says that.I thought WSJT-X was GPL? Mike W9MDB On Thursday, June 4, 2020, 07:44:42 AM CDT, Bill Somerville wrote: On 04/06/2020 06:11, Stephen VK3SIR wrote: Hi Folks,   The FT-991 now works with WSJTX 2.2.0 with Mike

Re: [wsjt-devel] RC 2.2.0 - Now Working with Yaesu FT-991

2020-06-04 Thread Bill Somerville
On 04/06/2020 06:11, Stephen VK3SIR wrote: Hi Folks, The FT-991 now works with WSJTX 2.2.0 with Mike and Nate’s latest patches. I have not fully tested split modes etc. yet though ! I have also a background report, based off my compile, that FT-891 now works. Some will not directly post

[wsjt-devel] RC 2.2.0 - Now Working with Yaesu FT-991

2020-06-03 Thread Stephen VK3SIR
Hi Folks, The FT-991 now works with WSJTX 2.2.0 with Mike and Nate's latest patches. I have not fully tested split modes etc. yet though ! I have also a background report, based off my compile, that FT-891 now works. Some will not directly post here. Perhaps current packaged releases should