IPv6 Support, I did a good bit of it previously diffed against an
earlier version, I have the tarball still somewhere. I couldn't
complete it as there were some changes I'd have had to make to
internal structures.
De-coupling the Display from the 'processing engine', though I'm not
su
On Oct 4, 2007, at 23:10, Gerry Creager wrote:
GUIs are not designed to make anything easier, necessarily, for
the user. That's a fiction we foist off on users to make them think
programmers are their friends. GUIs are designed to limit most
users to be able to do just what the GUI program
Howdy!
Alex Carver wrote:
--- Gerry Creager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Pardon me while I don my Nomex.
No problem, I've got my plasma torch handy. :)
No problem. I have to deal with faculty on a regular basis.
Joseph M. Durnal wrote:
Some things that I can do with APRSDos, like bring
--- Gerry Creager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Pardon me while I don my Nomex.
>
No problem, I've got my plasma torch handy. :)
> Joseph M. Durnal wrote:
> > Some things that I can do with APRSDos, like bring
> up a command window
> > to the TNC, handle NTS formatted messages
>
> I can't think
Pardon me while I don my Nomex.
<--- It's been a bad two weeks. More'n likely I should let this pass
and go to bed early, but, well, it's been a rough two weeks. The best I
can say is, that low in the Gulf of Mexico shows no signs of becoming a
hurricane and hitting Texas. Hope y'all can ta
Some things that I can do with APRSDos, like bring up a command window
to the TNC, handle NTS formatted messages
(http://www.ew.usna.edu/~bruninga/APRS-docs/NTS.TXT), and not that I
can do this in APRSDos, but the ability to be able to create objects
freehand instead of being limited to what the in
