Well..
Good though UiView was in it's day.? It is now "Abandonware", as it's author sadly died, and took the source code with him.? (His wish apparently.)
There might also be, parts of the executable code that could be repurposed by other less honest types, as it hails from the time when data security was not a thing as such.
YAAC on the other hand, the author is very much alive, active, and responsive to feedback about the program.
And as others have said, is cross platform so can be used anywhere a Java Runtime Engine can be installed.? (Windows, Mac, Linux etc.) UiView is old Windows code, it may run in a VM, but that only up's the complexity...
The only advantage I can see for UiView (in some circumstances) is that it is easy to use small area Raster maps, for small local events.? Just don't connect such machines to the public internet!
73.
Dave G8KBV
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