> Besides, NONE of the current non-Icom D-STAR compatible systems are
> open source. Not even OpenG2.
What! My code is GPL and is a complete repeater bar the bit that connects it to
the network, which is outsourced to someone else. The bit that talks to the
radio and does the repeating, that I
Iain,
> That would be the ALTO (and not "Altos", which was a completely
different
Indeed, that was the ALTO, not -s. I stand corrected!
> One day someone will write something to replace Mesa . I live in
hope.
Not many people even remember Mesa... I'm scared to know how many
people would rem
Fred,
Since you're keen to have the facts straight :-)
> Actually, no, they didnt. Xerox PARC did a private demo
> session for a number of interested parties on their ALTOS
> system, which included the
That would be the ALTO (and not "Altos", which was a completely different
kettle of fish).
