Thanks for this. Quite simple, and most importantly, it worked. :-)
Tom Henderson On 02/14/2018 08:00 PM, David A Aitcheson wrote:
Hi Joe, The short simple answer is: Open a terminal window and cd to your xastir directory in your src or source directory. Confirm that "update-xastir" is in that directory with a ls -la update-xastir at the command line prompt Run that script with the command ./update-xastir It well do some things and then ask you for your user password so it can do the sudo section of its command list. It is very well behaved and is how I stay up to date. 73 Dave KB3EFS
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