Hello,

I am in the process of trying sdr on openbsd with the rtlsdr blog v4
as hardware.
I already installed rtl-sdr package for drivers and they work fine.

As a second phase, i tried dump1090 from packages. I am able to get
some airplanes messages. This package has an option to display
discovered planes on a map. As the main author said, it was work in
progress without high priority, so the display on the map job was not
finished and the result is far from satisfaction or usability: small
icons on the map, no info on tooltips, etc.

Having a look on the whole parts, i was able to spot
/usr/local/share/dump1090/gmap.html as the file where all the code for
map display is located. Reading a little bit of the framework i was
able to do some modifications and got a decent map display of the
airplanes and some info were added.

I am not an experienced individual ready to work with ports, so i have
a few questions:

1. Could be anyone of OpenBSD users interested to have those
modification applied to the original port?
2. Is it alright to modify the original sources and keep the name for
the project?
3. Can i send the new modified file to ports@ so someone add a
relevant patch to the original port?

Thank you.

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