[Xastir] Crash and Restore

[Gerry Creager N5JXS]

Actually, this list does what I expect a list to do.  Requires you to 
thihk before responding to the list, but you can embarras yourself to a 
single person easily.  There are, of course, other opinions.  However, 
as one who stopped following the APRS list for this and several SNR 
issues, I harbour my own opinions and act accordingly.

gerry

Darryl Gibson wrote:
> I meant to send this to the list, not Curt!
> 
> Someday I'll get used to this nutso addressing?
> 
> Curt Mills wrote:
> 
>> I'm working on that last one.  I just found a segfault bug but the
>> bug is in my standard (non-LSB) Xastir as well so it's not
>> LSB-specific.  I'm trying to figure out a fix for that one now.
>>
>> Once the LSB-Xastir is packaged up in an RPM file, it'll be this
>> easy to install Xastir on any LSB-3.0 compliant Linux system:
>>
>>     rpm -U lsb-xastir-1.8.5.rpm
>>
>> Then run it like this:
>>
>>     /opt/lsb-xastir/bin/xastir &
>>
> 
> Hi Curt,
> 
> Yes, I'm keeping my eye on this work of yours.
> 
> Debian based users will need Alien to convert the RPM to a .deb package,
> but it works, or did for me two years ago.
> 
> And with all the cvs BS I'm going through, LSB looks like a good
> alternative, knock, knock.
> 
> Though I can't blame cvs, my problems are probably loose nuts behind the
> controls?
> 
> 73

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