[aprssig] Re: TIGER maps what-s the problem?
Rich Mulvey aprs at mulveyfamily.comFri Jun 16 18:48:41 UTC 2006
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Richard Amirault wrote: > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Bruninga" Subject: Re: > [aprssig] Re: TIGER maps what-s the problem? > (snip) > > It is a big disappointmet to me to see so much of the original APRS > lost in translation to incomplete clones > (snip) > ======================= > FWIW .. me too ... APRSDos user (still) > Different strokes for different folks. FWIW, when I tried APRSDOS I found it horribly clunky and unintuitive, especially for someone who only uses it occasionally. On the other hand, I found Xastir to be very easy and intuitive, and it does *exactly* what I want, without any fuss or muss. Do the other APRS apps work differently? Yep. But I look at what they do, particularly in the emphasis on superior mapping, as the natural evolution of the original idea. Obviously they're meeting more people's needs than APRSDOS, or they wouldn't be so popular. In the end, they seem to be better implementations of what the *users* want to do, instead of just being clones of what *Bob* wants users to do. - Rich
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