I also had dealings with Roger and agree with Ray -- I also don't think he wanted his work to be modified to change it to do things of which he would not approve. You can still look at his old

Of course, Roger's Packet program was Winpack, not Packet as I mistyped. Ray vk2tv

Andy - I took a quick look through the menus for YAAC, and didn’t see a way to change the colors. However, for me, things are easy to see - with the possible exception of the actual shoreline

Thanks for your comments. I did think about other shells when writing my suggestion but given that this is a RPi forum where the are many newcomers to Linux, and where the default shell

The following is in no way intended as criticism of the late Roger Barker, so don't bother misreading what I have written. Roger wrote some brilliant software and that it is still in

I am experiencing a frustrating time with my PI(s) and I'm hoping someone can help me solve my problem. I have FPAC/Netrom and have been getting Netrom connects but no AX25 connects, except from RF ;

Rob, Thanks for that idea. Downloading then turning on the topographic now shows the difference between land and sea (although the line around the coast doesn't match the shading of the land). The bad

Agreed. But you have to honor the wishes of the deceased. -- All the Best & 73'sDale Miller, KC2CBDCookeville, TennesseeHam Operator since 1997 (Extra)Registered Linux User: #317401Linux

If you are using LXDE (most of you will be)... delete all the other stuff I wrote about, and then create the file '~/.config/lxsession/LXDE/autostart' with the contents '/bin/xastir'. You can

And what happens then if he is running tsh or csh ;) The shebang line is a good idea, and essential when the processing application needs help. If it was a perl script for example then it would be

If you are a real Linux person and are not afraid to go out and build from source, track down maps, find dependencies etc give this a try. I did make it work but the interface is not user friendly

Hey Ronny Those are just the very problems I had when I took a quick look .... so it wasn't just me .... Thanks Max

Being a shell script, you may need to have "#!/bin/bash" as the first line, making the script .... #!/bin/bash # wait 30 seconds sleep 30 # now really start

Ray I see no difference when it is not working. I'm not going to bother trying anymore to cobble the thing together when YAAC works better out of the box for me. Why does the community have an old

That should not happen until after the desktop has loaded, I will have to investigate that myself it may be a bug (that needs reporting). A very quick bodge to get you by for now... Create

Try loading the topographical data. In my area, which has a lot of complicated shoreline, it made a huge difference. I think I may have had to restart the app after loading the topo data for it to

Posted by: "g4sra" g4sra This is just a data point for what works for me, ymmv. I run a UDR cpu card (similar to Pi) in my truck which gets its power from a cigarette lighter, that is, the cpu card

Other than my mapping problem, I also think it's definitely on the right lines. I think the use of java giving easy install and multiple operating systems is a great idea. The wizard configuration to

Hi When I read the documentation its says don't run xastir as root. Wouldn't the example here runs as the root user by using sudo? My pi boots into the startx gui. I want xastir to start on boot but

Hi The issue I have is that using the .config/autostart/xstir.desktop method xastir starts before startx has finished. So xastir is running but in the back ground. How can I delay the start up of