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April 14th 04, 07:10 PM
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Igor von Uberwald wrote:
(Peter Lemken) wrote in message ... Igor von Uberwald wrote: The Ham Radio Deluxe Development Team is pleased to announce the release of Ham Radio Deluxe v1.2 (final release version) Does it work under Linux? Certainly not! We want to reach a LARGE audience ;-) It's that kind of attitude that makes DXing less and less fun. Peter Lemken DF5JT Berlin -- Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out and loudly proclaiming, 'Wow, what a ride!' |
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April 15th 04, 10:16 AM
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April 15th 04, 10:16 AM
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April 25th 04, 02:26 PM
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Peter Lemken wrote:
Igor von Uberwald wrote: (Peter Lemken) wrote in message ... Igor von Uberwald wrote: The Ham Radio Deluxe Development Team is pleased to announce the release of Ham Radio Deluxe v1.2 (final release version) Does it work under Linux? Certainly not! We want to reach a LARGE audience ;-) It's that kind of attitude that makes DXing less and less fun. I'm with you Peter. I can't understand why hams publish web page after web page and QST/QEX article after article with their latest circuits and tricks and the like, but when it comes to software they turn into Bill Gates himself. Hardly the ham radio spirit. Hamish -- Hamish Moffatt VK3SB |
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April 26th 04, 07:35 AM
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wrote in message . au... I can't understand why hams publish web page after web page and QST/QEX article after article with their latest circuits and tricks and the like, but when it comes to software they turn into Bill Gates himself. Hardly the ham radio spirit. Ham Radio Deluxe is a great program, with lots of features, a responsive author and it is *free*. I would suggest you try using it, assming you have one of the many programs that is supports. Simon has put a lot of effort into this program over a number of years, and has added many features and improvements based on inputs from users. It seems to me that Simon has *exactly* the ham radio spirit. - 73 Bob W7OV |
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April 26th 04, 08:32 AM
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Bob Headrick wrote:
Ham Radio Deluxe is a great program, with lots of features, a responsive author and it is *free*. I would suggest you try using it, assming you have one of the many programs that is supports. That's a wrong assumption. I don't have any of these Windows programs and have no intention of buying any of them. Simon has put a lot of effort into this program over a number of years, and has added many features and improvements based on inputs from users. Fine. It would have been a major improvement and a killer feature to have the program available on a platform that is not Windows. You can read the answer to this suggestion in this very thread. It seems to me that Simon has *exactly* the ham radio spirit. You must be part of that large audience someone kept rambling about. Peter Lemken DF5JT Berlin -- Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out and loudly proclaiming, 'Wow, what a ride!' |
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April 27th 04, 09:37 AM
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The point, Peter, is that you are free to create applications that run on
whatever platform you like. Whining because someone else won't do it for you is inappropriate. Eclipse provides a nice rich client environment, and a powerful set of development tools for constructing GUI-based applications; its open source, free, runs on Linux, and has an OSI-approved license. You can even use aspect-oriented Java.What are you waiting for? I'm suspect you know that comments like "because we wanted a large audience" are flamebait, and should simply be ignored. 73, Dave, AA6YQ "Peter Lemken" wrote in message ... Bob Headrick wrote: Ham Radio Deluxe is a great program, with lots of features, a responsive author and it is *free*. I would suggest you try using it, assming you have one of the many programs that is supports. That's a wrong assumption. I don't have any of these Windows programs and have no intention of buying any of them. Simon has put a lot of effort into this program over a number of years, and has added many features and improvements based on inputs from users. Fine. It would have been a major improvement and a killer feature to have the program available on a platform that is not Windows. You can read the answer to this suggestion in this very thread. It seems to me that Simon has *exactly* the ham radio spirit. You must be part of that large audience someone kept rambling about. Peter Lemken DF5JT Berlin -- Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out and loudly proclaiming, 'Wow, what a ride!' |
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April 27th 04, 09:37 AM
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The point, Peter, is that you are free to create applications that run on
whatever platform you like. Whining because someone else won't do it for you is inappropriate. Eclipse provides a nice rich client environment, and a powerful set of development tools for constructing GUI-based applications; its open source, free, runs on Linux, and has an OSI-approved license. You can even use aspect-oriented Java.What are you waiting for? I'm suspect you know that comments like "because we wanted a large audience" are flamebait, and should simply be ignored. 73, Dave, AA6YQ "Peter Lemken" wrote in message ... Bob Headrick wrote: Ham Radio Deluxe is a great program, with lots of features, a responsive author and it is *free*. I would suggest you try using it, assming you have one of the many programs that is supports. That's a wrong assumption. I don't have any of these Windows programs and have no intention of buying any of them. Simon has put a lot of effort into this program over a number of years, and has added many features and improvements based on inputs from users. Fine. It would have been a major improvement and a killer feature to have the program available on a platform that is not Windows. You can read the answer to this suggestion in this very thread. It seems to me that Simon has *exactly* the ham radio spirit. You must be part of that large audience someone kept rambling about. Peter Lemken DF5JT Berlin -- Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out and loudly proclaiming, 'Wow, what a ride!' |
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April 26th 04, 08:32 AM
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Bob Headrick wrote:
Ham Radio Deluxe is a great program, with lots of features, a responsive author and it is *free*. I would suggest you try using it, assming you have one of the many programs that is supports. That's a wrong assumption. I don't have any of these Windows programs and have no intention of buying any of them. Simon has put a lot of effort into this program over a number of years, and has added many features and improvements based on inputs from users. Fine. It would have been a major improvement and a killer feature to have the program available on a platform that is not Windows. You can read the answer to this suggestion in this very thread. It seems to me that Simon has *exactly* the ham radio spirit. You must be part of that large audience someone kept rambling about. Peter Lemken DF5JT Berlin -- Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out and loudly proclaiming, 'Wow, what a ride!' |
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April 26th 04, 07:35 AM
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wrote in message . au... I can't understand why hams publish web page after web page and QST/QEX article after article with their latest circuits and tricks and the like, but when it comes to software they turn into Bill Gates himself. Hardly the ham radio spirit. Ham Radio Deluxe is a great program, with lots of features, a responsive author and it is *free*. I would suggest you try using it, assming you have one of the many programs that is supports. Simon has put a lot of effort into this program over a number of years, and has added many features and improvements based on inputs from users. It seems to me that Simon has *exactly* the ham radio spirit. - 73 Bob W7OV |
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