graphics. The aprslib I have in
mind is at a far lower level than that - just handling the basic aprs
specification protocol. All the rest is up to the individual
applications that would be built on the aprslib.
-- Jeff, N0JUH
Gerry Creager wrote:
I'd really prefer KDE to Gnome
he place.
I think a free aprslib could solve both those problems. I think the
Xastir community could be a hero by providing that library, and that the
Xastir product could benefit as well. It's just an idea :)
--Jeff, N0JUH
Steve Friis wrote:
Jeff N0JUH wrote:
Now, there's one pa
just one of those forks! I'm no licensing
expert, just looking for the best way to unite the aprs world. It can
be license XYZ as long as 1) the community controls the definitive
implementation, and 2) everyone else can build on top however they like.
--Jeff, N0JUH
t the reality of APRS versus its potential. My C/C++ skills have long
rusted away, but I would be glad to volunteer in areas like API
documentation and creating python bindings.
Thanks for listening!
--Jeff, N0JUH
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('./*.gif'):
im = (Image.open(imgfile)).convert('RGB')
print imgfile, im.getpixel((12,53))
--Jeff N0JUH
Wes Johnston, AI4PX wrote:
This question is admittedly off topic, but I figure this group is more
likely to tolerate a techhie question.
I have a program that collec
