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On 12/16/2021 10:21 AM, Dave Slotter, W3DJS wrote:
> John,
>
> I am speaking for other people I know as well as myself when I say that
> we're looking forward to a fully-functional Python3-compatible version
> of D-RATS.
>
> In fact, I am the curator of HamPi, the ham radio software collection
> for the Raspberry Pi and I had to do some fancy things to get the
> traditional D-RATS running on the latest version of Raspberry Pi OS
> based on Debian Bullseye.
>
> Please let me know how I can help you out. Your contributions are
> heartily welcomed!

Testing my fork is probably helpful.? I know that maps don't work yet,
and I have the code being a bit more noisy on the logs as I try to
figure out what is going on with it.

While I have been playing in my personal fork, I am wondering if anyone
here wants to have me add them as reviewers for my PRs.? ?I think you
need a github account for me to do that.

While I can not promise to wait for reviews before merging a PR, I will
try to respond to any feedback, and some of that can be good content for
a wiki page.

This also gives notification of when something is ready for a tests, and
why a change was needed.

I am not sure when I will have a significant update, as my next goal is
getting a marker to display on the Map, and I found out last night I
still have a bit of work to do on that.? And I do not know how much time
I will be able to spend on this over the holidays.

I am trying to make my changes to the python_tyw branch incremental and
would like to use my as help for
getting others up to speed on being able to contribute.

Even though I am a professional programmer, this is not the type of
programming that I do at work, so I am having to learn a lot as I go.

73,
-John, wb8tyw