On 29/11/2014 09:50, Alan VK2ZIW wrote:
> Hi Bill,
Hi Alan,
>
> In the "README" "Change Log" can you log the versions of
>"Qt" as in Qt3, Qt4, Qt5 or Python 2.7 or Python 3.2
>the development was done in.
OK.
>
> eg. For my old Banana Pi, what is the last rev of WSJT-X that uses Qt4 ?
That
Hi Bill,
In the "README" "Change Log" can you log the versions of
"Qt" as in Qt3, Qt4, Qt5 or Python 2.7 or Python 3.2
the development was done in.
eg. For my old Banana Pi, what is the last rev of WSJT-X that uses Qt4 ?
I'll get the full "dev" kits on my Fedora 21 ARM box, ASAP.
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Alan
Hi All,
This is largely complete for WSJT-X. I have used best practice names for
the various files as follows:
README - a general introduction to what the package does including a
copyright statement
AUTHORS - list of authors
THANKS - accreditation for other work included or used
INSTALL - how
Dear Colleagues,
I've given some thought recently to issues of Copyright, Licensing, and
attribution of credits related to our software. I want to share my
thinking with you and ask for possible input from others.
As I see it, we should work toward satisfying the following goals:
1. A basic no
