On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 08:36:06PM -0700, we recorded a bogon-computron
collision of the flavor, containing:
> Last weekend my hard drive failed on my Mac. I did have it backed up,
> but Xastir won't work off the back-up. I was using the last compiled
> version that Dana had posted a couple o
Last weekend my hard drive failed on my Mac. I did have it backed up,
but Xastir won't work off the back-up. I was using the last compiled
version that Dana had posted a couple of years ago.
I decided to go the VMWare route and installed it last night. Installed
the Prolific USB driver on m
If all you need is a timestamp visible when you view the page remotely, just do
this (assuming you're running Apache):
In a file called snapshot.shtml which is in the same place as snapshot.png:
This file last modified
--- On Fri, 6/12/09, Keith Kaiser wrote:
> From: Keith Kaiser
> Subj
No worries Curt, I'll still pester you guys for changes... after all
I'm still waiting for my pos2object code.
I'm running Mac OSx the latest and greatest and fastest growing distro
on the planet, and yes I have a really nice clock in my tool bar but
again the request was for one on Xastir
On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 04:52:37PM -0700, we recorded a bogon-computron
collision of the flavor, containing:
> On Fri, 12 Jun 2009, Keith Kaiser wrote:
>
> > 1) Unix is only one platform that Xastir runs on. One of it's
> > bragging points is how many other systems it can run on.
>
> Do you me
Mmmm, I think most of us have either a GNOME or KDE toolbar across
either the top or bottom of each desktop that has a clock in it -
amongst many other things. Are you running a 'down sized' distro? What
desktop manager do you use?
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Keith Kaiser wrote:
On the other hand, adding the time to
On Fri, 12 Jun 2009, Curt, WE7U wrote:
So... We're open to changes, just not freely available to make all
of them. I hope that makes sense.
Don't worry too much about pissing us off. It takes a LOT more than
what's been discussed so far. This is all healthy discussion!
Also: One needs to
On Fri, 12 Jun 2009, Keith Kaiser wrote:
1) Unix is only one platform that Xastir runs on. One of it's
bragging points is how many other systems it can run on.
Do you mean:
MacOSX -> Unix
Solaris -> Unix
HP/UX -> Unix
Linux -> Unix-like (very)
Windows -> Not Unix
hi
I'm not trying to start an argument... so please forgive. But just one
or two extra points. 1) Unix is only one platform that Xastir runs on.
One of it's bragging points is how many other systems it can run on.
2) I will find a way to overlay a timestamp, the point was I wanted
the file cre
On Fri, 12 Jun 2009, Curt, WE7U wrote:
On Fri, 12 Jun 2009, Keith Kaiser wrote:
On the other hand, adding the time to the upper or lower, right hand side
of the title bar would not exactly be intrusive would it. I wasn't thinking
of a watermark but a clock running on in Xastir and showing the
> On the other hand, adding the time to the upper or lower, right hand side of
> the title bar would not exactly be intrusive would it. I wasn't thinking of
> a watermark but a clock running on in Xastir and showing the time in one of
> the title bars.
I don't understand what this will accomplish.
On Fri, 12 Jun 2009, Keith Kaiser wrote:
On the other hand, adding the time to the upper or lower, right hand side of
the title bar would not exactly be intrusive would it. I wasn't thinking of a
watermark but a clock running on in Xastir and showing the time in one of the
title bars.
I agre
On the other hand, adding the time to the upper or lower, right hand
side of the title bar would not exactly be intrusive would it. I
wasn't thinking of a watermark but a clock running on in Xastir and
showing the time in one of the title bars.
On Jun 12, 2009, at 12:58 PM, Curt, WE7U wrot
On Thu, 11 Jun 2009, Keith Kaiser wrote:
I would like to request that the local current time or whatever is set in the
configuration is shown on either the top or the bottom of the Xastir screen.
This would make for a good way to see what the time of the last captured png
file was without havi
On Fri, 2009-06-12 at 08:55 -0500, Keith Kaiser wrote:
> I don't see a lot of documentation on this. Google showed me a couple
> of pages but they mostly lead back to aprs.fi. On top of that I don't
> really know what I want to ask. I guess what I want to do is see and
> track the various sat
On 6/11/09, Tom Russo wrote:
>
> http://www.swcp.com/~russo/imgs/sheeva.jpg
>
> That's my brand new SheevaPlug (received Monday) running Xastir with all
> optional libraries except festival and gdal, being viewed over the intarwebz
> via VNC. The desktop is the ICE window manager.
>
> At the mome
I don't see a lot of documentation on this. Google showed me a couple
of pages but they mostly lead back to aprs.fi. On top of that I don't
really know what I want to ask. I guess what I want to do is see and
track the various satellites and ISS on Xastir.
I seem to have found AO-51 which s
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