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Basically, yes. The actual gory details are here: https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/8u261-relnotes.html Note that the first issue in the release notes (after exhorting everyone to keep

Andrew is this it? Not a programmer so I'm googling. If there is a cost a Go Fund Me would be a great idea. https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/whatsnew/

I've found out what the problem is. Oracle (the owner of Java) has decided that it's time to use a newer version of Microsoft Visual Studio (2017) to compile the Windows version of the Java runtime

Andrew, I guess it is installed.. Just noticing it says it won't install if I click the button that says "Install" in plugins.. But all of the files are there.. It unzips them, but does not show as

Arrgh! They probably renamed the library package to something else. Gotta keep these Linux distros inconsistent..... :-( Which release of Raspbian are you using? Jessie? Wheezy? Or something

Andrew, bluetoothport.jar bluecove-2.1.0.jar bluecove-gpl-2.1.0.jar Are all in the YAAC/Plugins Directory. But I noticed in YAAC, that if I actually try to install the plugin, it fails to install,

Looks like I need to make a fix to not loading YAAC plugins if there is an installation problem to at least let users read the help pages for the plugin, even if the rest of that plugin doesn't

Hello all, I have been trying to get my bluetooth stuff set up to work with YAAC on a new Raspberry Pi 4. I want to use this mobile with a TT4BT Serial Bluetooth device and a TT4 that I have in the

Does the new build work for you? You may have to manually download it and unzip over the existing installation to get the update, since you may not be able to start YAAC, even if you use the

I downloaded the Southeastern US PBF from Geofabrik. So, with the ocean not being included the Chesapeake Bay is also not being rendered because of an incomplete coastline. That seems to make

Is it the complete planet data, or just the local area? Oceans don't get processed properly unless the entire planet is processed to extract the ocean boundaries (a relatively new feature in YAAC) and

Note that there is an outage at SourceForge, so this hasn't been uploaded there yet. It is available at

Note that's the documentation for the Bluetooth plugin, not for core YAAC. :-) ________________________________________ Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2020 4:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

This is what happens when you get thinking you already read the instructions. My bad. I'll try that this evening. I use windows a lot. But like the form factor of the Raspi. I'm making a backpack

Per the documentation, you need to install the Bluetooth native client library for YAAC to call on your Raspberry Pi. sudo apt-get install libbluetooth libbluetooth-dev Then the Bluetooth plugin

I noticed a minor error in the instructions to install YAAC on a Raspberry Pi. I believe it should be downloads instead of download. I am still a novice with Linux. Also the Bluetooth does not seem to

Awesome. We don't say it enough but you sir are a rockstar! Thank you for everything you do. *Jerald Meadows* Warning Coordination Meteorologist San Joaquin Valley/Hanford Weather Forecast Office P:

I am preparing to release a new build of YAAC that no longer uses the obsolete RXTX library to access serial ports, but a newer library called JSSC. It should be out later today. Andrew,

Howdy YAAC community, We (NWS Hanford) recently updated our JRE for security reasons. This has caused an issue with YAAC. The program no longer opens completely. I am told it tries but then crashes.

‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Okay, interesting... I'm using a downloaded PBF directly from an OSM mirror which gives me the most recent changes to the cartographic