New Years Day is post hurricane season. I intend to have partied so
hard the night before that the only resolution I'll make that day is to
relearn my own name (I'm not able to take vacation this year (or last)
during hurricane season... long and boring story).
Let's decide if it's worth doing now, as we've discussed it before and
most all think it's a good idea. If we're ready to start, let's do it
sooner rather than later. Putting something off for another 2.8 months
isn't a great way to get it started.
gerry
James Ewen wrote:
Xastir currently is a functional piece of software that does a very
decent job of acting as an APRS client. It is in no way handicapped by
limited functionality.
What needs to happen, is that someone (in the development group) needs
to mark a line in the sand(s of time), and start development of Xastir
2.0.
New Year's Day is approaching, and it is always marked by resolutions,
promises, and new starts.
Why not set the date as a line in the sand? 2008 is the year of Xastir 2.0.
If the project never gets started, it will never be more than a dream.
James
VE6SRV
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