Tyler Dinsmoor

There's no man page as this program isn't packaged for distribution and descriptive documentation isn't finished (yet) I've been working on documentation for it though, incomplete but has useful information, here: https://github.com/pflarue/ardop/tree/master/docs Specifically, a good place to start: https://github.com/pflarue/ardop/blob/master/docs/About.md

I've been contributing to a fork (MIT), here: https://github.com/pflarue/ardop It will compile, either the master or develop branch with just 'make' It's compatible with ardop1 on the air. We haven't yet started working on the GUI side of things. It works really good. Tyler On August 3, 2024 12:47:38 PM PDT, Andy Stewart andystewart@users.sourceforge.net wrote: I verified that indeed this software is Free Software - thanks, Tyler, for that pointer. However, my attempts to compile it have been in...

Andy, Guess you need to remove Firefox from the distribution then 😏 (I jest) Pat does peer to peer radio-only connections I'm fairly certain, that do not run through the RMS gateways.

Note on running the provided precompiled binaries from the author, ardopc links to a 32 bit libasound.so.2. The package libasound2:i386 will need to be installed for it to run. ARDOP_GUI will require the libqt5widgets:i386 (and all dependant) packages to be installed.

Attached is all I mean, so that way the browser may open it in the same manner that it may open a link like this: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/git/git/master/Documentation/git.txt

I won't argue with you because I agree; a width of 3 pixels is better than 1 and won't get in the way of anything, they don't need to be super wide, just large enough to grab on to. Feel free to close/wontfix/whatever you like Andy.

It'll be on the back burner for me. When/if I finish it I will post it here for your use.