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PERFECT! [email protected]> wrote:

nicely said ... proprietary packaging.. just like the linux distro wars that have been going on for 25 years.

Wow! What a bunch of arm chair lawyers and 3 year olds. 1. If you don’t want to follow a license, don’t use the software. 2. Just because you got your undies in a knot; others do not!

Thank you thegadget techie for your informative and civil contribution to the thread. 73 Cowan N5QDH

read the license -- something made up and probably not enforceable. and how does sheepishly following a license equate to being a good ham.....the spirit of amateur radio (at least what I learned 40

lol -- it's like 4 millisecond to correct... but i'd bet you the bulk of the audience deploying this are akin to those the barrick for the local team when they get to the playoff -- i.e., fair weather

sure a great effort for those whom either are unaccustomed to the pitfalls of pi/linux - the volume of d/ls sure tells a tale -- but i'd chalk up to that with which was the aim -- simplification of a

Can somebody in admin block this ongoing crap? We've all reached saturation point. Ray vk2tv

I wasn't at issue w/ the "home made" QSLWARE NOTICE --- I congratulate you for creating this "distro" -- I know I was doing linux distros back in '95. Not easy. Plus the plethora of playbooks is to

Wow.. Pot calling the kettle black...

Take off the tinfoil hat.? Again, if you don't like the licensing, don't use it.? Pretty simple.? Maybe stop acting like the snowflake BLM protestors and act like an adult ?Get BlueMail for

So let me see if I got this right.... You create an OS image, using the freely available open source Raspbian software (or whatever is the new name), then load it with lots of freely available ham

Dennis, Yes, building DireWolf can be a bit of a challenge -- it tends to want to integrate with certain versions of gpsd, and not others. I'm glad that using HamPi worked for you. Let me know if I

*Wouldn't, not Would* [email protected]> wrote:

Hmm... Someone put a gun to your head and said you had to load and run it? As the license says, if you don't agree, don't use it. Pretty simple concept.

He also debugged and created generic configurations for the packages so others would have to take hours upon hours to "fix" some of the packages that only half-assed ran or wouldn't run at

As a HAM, I wouldn't distribute anything to cripple a fellow HAMs Pi.

Trolls will be trolls... Ignore/block them wrote:

With all the people asking here what was in the image, they wouldn't read it there either

I agree. And for those condoning violation of the license, why are you even hams?