Re: [Xastir] Test

> On 19 Apr 2023, at 8:33 pm, Steve Shuff wrote: > > I ask because I am looking for some advice on loading xastir and direwolf > onto a Raspberry pi. Jason KM4ACK has a good system he calls Build-a-Pi, which automates configuring a Pi with numerous Amateur applications. You can pick just the

Re: [Xastir] New user to xastir program

Hi Russell, > 'In God We Trust, God is not Dead he Lives' Will be on every e-mail I send > out from now on because, I don't want to lose our right to say it!. I don’t think you need be concerned, as the First Amendment to the US Constitution has guaranteed your right to free speech since 1791

Re: [Xastir] Please Turn Off Modifiers

> On 29 Feb 2016, at 3:12 AM, Skyler F wrote: > > MacBook Pro laptop On Macs, a right-click on the mouse (or two-fingered tap on the trackpad) is equivalent to Control-click on the mouse. 73 Richard VK2SKY ___ Xastir

Re: [Xastir] demo station mapping cached maps

Hi Dave, I know I could download the maps - but the files are bigger than the PCs HDD sigh! Really? What sort of area are you trying to cover, and what format have the map files been? If you can tell me the coordinates of the area you want to cover, and the sort of scar you need, I could

Re: [Xastir] demo station mapping cached maps

Hi Ray, (I should confess, I use UI-View on a Windows box here, as I haven't had the patience to get Xastir running :-) 73 Richard VK2SKY ___ Richard, How long have we known each other - 30 years, forty years? Not quite that long - I've only

Re: [Xastir] added twitter capability with Xastir

Hi all, Perhaps a less contentious approach would be to write a separate app that uses the Twitter and aprs.fi APIs to create tweets from the APRS data. That would save modifying individual APRS apps to provide the APRS- Twitter functionality. 73 Richard VK2SKY

Re: [Xastir] Time to discard VMware as an option?

Hi all, In my ideal world (platform agnosticism) Xastir would run as a web application on localhost, and you would use your browser of choice to do everything (rather like aprs.fi does so far). (I'll say no more on this until I'm in a position to contribute substantial code to such a