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One data point on the porting of APRSIS32 to other platforms.. APRSIS32 is probably the only major application that I run on Linux under Wine and have almost zero clue that it's not a native

[email protected]> wrote: By the way, I've run it under wine before but would prefer not to. I use fedora but I am sure other distributions will work as well. > What about architecture? Have you

Rumors of my demise! That is a first for me! My expiration date got rubbed off its container....<GRIN> In reality at almost 70 years of age a lot of my older friends like many others are vanishing

I started with Bob's DOS client back in the 90's. It was really nice to see all the clients evolve after the DOS version. -Doug KD4MOJ

I meant Lynn not Steve! Many APRS authors over the years. I started with winaprs, then uiview, then xastir, now aprsis32. i never used the wb4apr client.

Indeed it was a HUGE loss when uiview source was not made available. I believe that all ham radio related software should be open source as much as possible and that github/aprs foundation is the

We really do need the source posted to find the best people to continue the work. Not only is it the language it is written in, but who has the same development tools. An example is my work, where we

C for 32 LUA for MO (Moai) (Android) Paul [email protected]> wrote:

Let's save the source first, then we can establish a development crew. [email protected]> wrote: -- 73, AB1PH Don Rolph

What language is it written in?

I firmly agree with Hal.? Who will pick this up?? I don't have experience, let alone the time. Don, KE9XB

Even after the code is released, there’s a lot more to keeping APRSISCE going than just putting it on Github. The hard part of keeping an open source project going is having a dedicated maintainer.

It won't be. Paul [email protected]> wrote:

I hope that the APRSIS32/MO code will not be locked after Lynn passed away.This happened to the UI-View in the past unfortunately.I'm joining with my vote to those who are for development as open

+1.? The code should be open, but under the oversight of the APRS Foundation (or similar organization).? It needs a custodian. Greg? KO6TH Randy Love via groups.io wrote:

Paul, That sounds very positive. Who knows, perhaps someone who is smarter than I am could port it to Linux. It's nice that you are open to sharing it this way. 73, Lee K5DAT [email protected]>

Paul, Yes, please. I think if you ask the APRS Foundation to be the custodian of his code on GitHub that would be fantastic. 73, Randy WF5X [email protected]> wrote:

Experiment and learn what is useful and discontinue any adaptation undesirable but do not become stagnate with "good enough".

Paul, I think that would be a great way to keep your dad’s project and contribution to the APRS and Ham community alive for many years to come. 73, Brian W1BKW

Absolutely! One of the great tragedies was that the source code to UI-View32 was never released, per the author's instructions. APRSISCE is a mature and robust program, but as time progresses, it