[Xastir] aprs data in a database
Gerry Creager N5JXS
gerry.creager at tamu.edu
Fri Apr 15 23:36:18 EDT 2005
One more time. PostgreSQL with the PostGIS patches is really spatially
aware. This is useful for an application like this. MySQL tried but is
not really functional as a spatial database yet.
Go with PostGIS. It'll reduce headaches.
gerry
Curt Mills wrote:
> On Sat, 16 Apr 2005, Alessio Sangalli wrote:
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>>Where can I get more info about Xastir 2? Will you change the graphical
>>toolkit?
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> The only info about it so far is in discussions on the xastir and
> xastir-dev list over the last three years or so.
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>>I will need it done quickly, at least at the beginning. To support a large
>>number of DB, we should use a development toolkit like Qt. I'm going to use
>>MySQL at first...
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> Qt costs money on Windows platforms, but is free for other
> platforms. I'm not a big fan of using something that will cost
> people a bunch of money. WXwidgets or Gtk might be better choices.
> Unfortunately even changing to one of these will alienate some users
> that don't want to install additional libraries, but it would sure
> make GUI development easier.
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> Also, if we supported Qt, we could perhaps create a version to run
> on the Sharp Zaurus and some other PDA or PDA-like computers that
> don't run X11.
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> It'd be great if we could support Gtk _and_ Qt _and_ perhaps
> something else good that might come along. More work though.
>
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