On Fri, 7 Sep 2007, Jim Tolbert wrote:
> Does anyone have opinions as to whether the Garmin Astro unit might work
> with Xastir? What questions could I ask Garmin Tech Support that would
> confirm or deny this?
If the Astro setup is anything like the RINO's, then the only way
for Xastir to get
Hi, All.
I still haven't had the opportunity to try it in our relatively flat
land heavy forests, but the general consensus is that the Garmin Rino
100 series aren't worth the time and effort -- both from a lack of
transmission power and a weakness of the GPS receiver. The Garmin
Sure thing Curt once I dig out the directions for a manual re-compile of
GraphicsMagic. I just took a second look at my config.log file and it has
the same broken x11 library missing error that ImageMagic under Cygwin does.
I wish VMWare worked on this computer but there is some magic flag in the
On Fri, 7 Sep 2007, David Flood wrote:
> 4000 years ago I said that I'd find an ATU or two and figure out what needed
> to be added or changed in the list of stuff to install in Cygwin to get
> GraphicsMagic to work.
>
> Well, here it is:
Can you add your new info to the Wiki? Send me patches t
I know that almost every one has gotten rid of their Cygwin installs.
However, for a few of us, VMWare doesn't want to work on our computers or we
have other reasons...
4000 years ago I said that I'd find an ATU or two and figure out what needed
to be added or changed in the list of stuff to insta
Andrew,
While you were out, we set up such a server for ftp access at
aprs.tamu.edu, also known as first.aprs.net. I provide US radar imagery
via web services at mesonet.tamu.edu: Look at the radar WMS .geo for
more detail.
I can host maps here, or you can, or we both can, but these things