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I have looked at the LK8000 video and browsed some of the forum
threads. Would someone please tell me: Where can I find list of supported hardware devices? Where can I go to download PC and target hardware apps? thanks Andy |
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Andy,
The LK8000 software in still in beta and only approved beta-testers have access to the software. The changes cycles are very short! Documentation is NOT keeping up with the changes. As result the developer is not ready to be dealing with what are in fact simple questions that would normally be answered in the standard documentation. The choice is either work on the code or the documentation and he has chosen the code. As the development cycle slows I think the documentation will get the attention and the overall usability of the software will become available. If you want to follow along with the development and general interest, here is the forum link: http://www.postfrontal.com/forum/default.asp?CAT_ID=11 I have offered to assist in the creation of a wiki documentation, Real- Soon-Now. Mike |
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On 11 Mrz., 22:21, SoaringXCellence wrote:
Andy, The LK8000 software in still in beta and only approved beta-testers have access to the software. *The changes cycles are very short! Documentation is NOT keeping up with the changes. *As result the developer is not ready to be dealing with what are in fact simple questions that would normally be answered in the standard documentation. *The choice is either work on the code or the documentation and he has chosen the code. *As the development cycle slows I think the documentation will get the attention and the overall usability of the software will become available. If you want to follow along with the development and general interest, here is the forum link: http://www.postfrontal.com/forum/default.asp?CAT_ID=11 I have offered to assist in the creation of a wiki documentation, Real- Soon-Now. Mike Mike this is absolutly not true what you are saying!!!! How could you write that when you dont know it really. Every feature and every bugfix is well documentated and there is a great manual! www.bware.it/xcsoar |
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On 12 Mrz., 08:40, TRKA wrote:
On 11 Mrz., 22:21, SoaringXCellence wrote: Andy, The LK8000 software in still in beta and only approved beta-testers have access to the software. *The changes cycles are very short! Documentation is NOT keeping up with the changes. *As result the developer is not ready to be dealing with what are in fact simple questions that would normally be answered in the standard documentation. *The choice is either work on the code or the documentation and he has chosen the code. *As the development cycle slows I think the documentation will get the attention and the overall usability of the software will become available. If you want to follow along with the development and general interest, here is the forum link: http://www.postfrontal.com/forum/default.asp?CAT_ID=11 I have offered to assist in the creation of a wiki documentation, Real- Soon-Now. Mike Mike this is absolutly not true what you are saying!!!! How could you write that when you dont know it really. Every feature and every bugfix is well documentated and there is a great manual!www.bware.it/xcsoar http://www.bware.it/LK8000/ |
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On Mar 11, 11:42*pm, TRKA wrote:
On 12 Mrz., 08:40, TRKA wrote: On 11 Mrz., 22:21, SoaringXCellence wrote: Andy, The LK8000 software in still in beta and only approved beta-testers have access to the software. *The changes cycles are very short! Documentation is NOT keeping up with the changes. *As result the developer is not ready to be dealing with what are in fact simple questions that would normally be answered in the standard documentation. *The choice is either work on the code or the documentation and he has chosen the code. *As the development cycle slows I think the documentation will get the attention and the overall usability of the software will become available. If you want to follow along with the development and general interest, here is the forum link: http://www.postfrontal.com/forum/default.asp?CAT_ID=11 I have offered to assist in the creation of a wiki documentation, Real- Soon-Now. Mike Mike this is absolutly not true what you are saying!!!! How could you write that when you dont know it really. Every feature and every bugfix is well documentated and there is a great manual!www.bware.it/xcsoar http://www.bware.it/LK8000/- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - TRKA, Just after I wrote it I went up to the forum and saw that Paul had posted a new manual. My applogies. Mike |
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On Mar 12, 12:42*am, TRKA wrote:
Mike this is absolutly not true what you are saying!!!! How could you write that when you dont know it really. Every feature and every bugfix is well documentated and there is a great manual!www.bware.it/xcsoar Unless I completely misunderstood Mike's post he was saying that the LK8000 development team has found and fixed bugs in the XCSoar code. I don't see how that detracts in any way from the XCSoar team's documentation of known bugs and fixes. I don't know the exact relationship between LK8000 and XCSoar source code, or the present and past relationships between the developers. I do hope, however, that if developers of XCSoar derivatives find bugs in the baseline XCSoar code that the various development teams will work together to share information so all end users of either product will benefit. Thanks to both teams for their work on what appears to be very interesting software. Andy |
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![]() "Andy" wrote in message ... On Mar 12, 12:42 am, TRKA wrote: Mike this is absolutly not true what you are saying!!!! How could you write that when you dont know it really. Every feature and every bugfix is well documentated and there is a great manual!www.bware.it/xcsoar Unless I completely misunderstood Mike's post he was saying that the LK8000 development team has found and fixed bugs in the XCSoar code. I don't see how that detracts in any way from the XCSoar team's documentation of known bugs and fixes. I don't know the exact relationship between LK8000 and XCSoar source code, or the present and past relationships between the developers. I do hope, however, that if developers of XCSoar derivatives find bugs in the baseline XCSoar code that the various development teams will work together to share information so all end users of either product will benefit. Thanks to both teams for their work on what appears to be very interesting software. Andy I'm sure it's going to be wonderful, I just wish it would get released! Any chance of a WinCE 6.0 version ?? The reason I ask is that XCSoar 5.2.4. dies on startup with an application error, previous versions just do nothing ! Keep up the great work guys, I know it's going to be good! |
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