Hi Stephane!
On Wed, Aug 08, 12:03, Stephane Fillod wrote:
> Sorry for being quiet those past days, I had to do one last effort
> to get my "general" license (I was a "tech no-code" beforehand).
> And yes, I got it! By picking correctly at 12wpm, my call sign
> went up from F4CFE to F8CFE! That's going to be cool for the skeds..
Congrats! How about a sked in the near future?
> On Thu, Aug 02, 2001, Kai Altenfelder wrote:
> > how is the actual state of hamlib? Are there any sub-projects that could
> > be worked on by our current student apprentice?
>
> I can see some sub-projects that an apprentice could take care of.
> Of course, he/she would have to be familiar with Ham radio or SWL.
He is an active ham, of course.
> One task could be backend development/testing, provided the apprentice
> owns or has access to a rig. If it's not the case, he/she could
He could use our club station's trx here in the company, a FT-847.
> eventually work on the development of a rig GUI. To be defined.
That sounds interesting.
> And the Hamlib web site would need a good refresh too.
Nope, it needs to be a programming project that is adequate for a student
of computer science. Maintaining a website is not what we thought of. ;-)
Regards, Kai
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