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Is there a shirt color and logo for JMRI? I am sure Daylight Sales, who does the OpSig merch, would setup a similar thing for JMRI. Would it just be this logo?

Some changes might not be hard to make. Example the LCD clock. Add a digit, create two icons, one AM, one PM. Those go into the new digit location. Since we've added icons to the set for the LCD clock

billy Bob That’s how most requirement definitions for business systems work. You get vague ideas, followed by “that’s not what I wanted” when you deliver something. Followed up by “I’m not

Tracy, I hope this helps, read this: https://hostlersinn.blogspot.com/2021/12/java-update-for-jmri.html Hope it helps. [email protected]> wrote: -- John Griffin The Hostlers Inn

Couldn't you just wire the "remote LED" terminals 3&4 to a sensor and then read that sensor into JMRI? -- Heath @ Human[c]ity http://www.humancity.org ( http://www.humancity.org/ )

Assuming the IMCURRENTTIME memory variable has not been deleted, a memory label is a simple clock. Dave Sand

What's _most_ relevant is that without a _definition_ of "what people want", ain't nothin' gonna change... We haven't heard anything more than "it isn't what I want". Perhaps someone else needs to

Indeed, however time is still relevant for modern operations.

Considering that JMRI has the hooks for dealing with 12 vs 24 hour time since some of the systems it ties to knows of both time formats, it shouldn't be hard of the programming side. But as others

I?ve tried Java 17 and Decoder Pro can?t find any Java. Decoder Pro CAN find Java 11 JDK. I?ve been at this for over a week and downloaded and tried 3 or 4 each Java 17 and Java 11. All I can got

To include AM / PM / am / pm ?? This would require someone to volunteer new graphics. If the meridiem suffix isn't required it's a fair bit easier ;-) Steve. -- Steve Young, Member JMRI Dev Team

So how about the other questions I've asked? You may or may not care, but if you do, that will make a "baseline" set of "requirements" for a future JMRI improvement of its "Tools"-"clocks" set of

(In my opinion, this is an "owner's preference question", not a question of "prototypicalness". Especially since the typical computer which can run JMRI has existed for fewer than 25ish years, when

But wouldn't analog clocks be prototypical for a railroad that used a 12 hour clock?

I was looking for a 12-hour option for the digital clock displays

Tracy - I'm not sure what you're actually doing but here is the lonk for the Java 17 JRE DMG: https://www.azul.com/core-post-download/?endpoint=zulu&uuid=67c76b5b-a249-4107-9e2d-3a6fbb2c68d4 Fred

I could not find any Java JRE .DMG downloads on Azul.com, only.zip and .tar.gz downloads. Those unzip but don?t install. I have no idea what to do with the unzipped files. Just unzipping them

What version of EB1 do you have. I have modified a circuit that was on Tony's Train Exchange for DCC Specialties. I have a remote panel on front of layout to let me know when I have a short along with

Michael, Adding some detail to Peter's response. You cannot import a LokSound project into DecoderPro. You can only import the values of the CVs. No sound. First you have to create a CV file using the

I'll see if I can find my card format. I've been using it for at least 15+ years. Only an icon and few edits for the one I use for LCC. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team www.jmri.org