Jason KG4WSV wrote:
Absolutely not, and as I have a degree in Computer Science it would
make me a bit of a communist (and idiot) to think or say otherwise.
But isn't the GPL all about communism? (Sorry, couldn't resist :) I
once had a debate with Steve Dimse (findu.com) via the aprssig lis
Jason KG4WSV wrote:
There's no X11, and the whole Apple approach to this thing seems to be
hostile toward the concept of "free". I've got one, but the more I
learn about it the less I like the Apple mentality toward it.
Hmm, I wonder if the iPhone apps store would "sell" an app with a $0
price?
Andrew
I've had that happen a couple of times. It's usually the result of
Z-ordering, i.e. the "map layer" setting in the map chooser. Or have
you recently used 'dbfawk' to customize your maps? I would start with a
simple shapefile map and see if it displays correctly. Keep the
ordering a
Hi Vic
Well, the gurus (Curt et al.) may shun me but having used Xastir for
several years now, both on Linux and Cygwin, I have never had any luck
in getting GraphicsMagick or the recommended OpenMotif to work (compile
issues and I'm too lazy to figure it out). So you're doing better than
me
Hi Vic
Well, the gurus (Curt et al.) may shun me but having used Xastir for
several years now, both on Linux and Cygwin, I have never had any luck
in getting GraphicsMagick or the recommended OpenMotif to work (compile
issues and I'm too lazy to figure it out). So you're doing better than
me
I use xastir's IGATE function and was recently following a thread on
aprssig about the proper IGATE symbol to use when a couple of web sites
came to my attention. These sites show the current IGATEs on aprs-is.
My xastir station shows up on this site:
http://personal.riverusers.com/~aprswest
Tom Russo wrote:
After doing a little of the "STFW" thing, I refamiliarized myself with what
the issue was --- the problem is that X.org dropped support for Display
PostScript, and ImageMagick was built to use it. The result is that
the ImageMagick package in cygwin is currently busted, unless
Tom Russo wrote:
Some time ago, there was a post here that users should hold off updating
Cygwin, because some big change in the Cygwin packages broke a lot of ports.
I haven't updated Cygwin since and am unwilling to be the guinea pig (my
windows laptop is one I use on search missions, I'm not
