At a glance, this looks pretty heavyweight in terms of hardware resources. e.g.: "OpenGTS is completely implemented in Java and should run fine on any system that fully supports the Java Runtime Environment."
Java, especially javascripting (which it appears to use), seems to me to be a pig. No more running on a 486 for Curt! Besides that: "However, this implementation does require an SQL database server, and is therefore also limited to systems on which your chosen SQL database runs." I'm currently exploring a good way to run xastir in a permanent mobile installation. A monster app requiring java/javascripting/sql server/google maps does not fit this scenario. For that matter, I've got serious reservations about the sql database idea for xastir 2.0, unless it's a completely library-enabled approach (e.g. sqlite). -Jason kg4wsv _______________________________________________ Xastir mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xastir.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/xastir
